Go on, offload a card.

This window works like the app. Drag the A001 card onto Source, a drive or two onto Targets and press Start. Every clip gets checked twice, and nothing on your computer is touched.

WrapSafeChoose a card to offload

What justhappened.

WrapSafe copies a camera card to up to three drives, reads every copy back and proves it. Scroll through the same offload, slowly.

The card staysuntouched.

Drag the card in. It opens read-only, so nothing is ever written to it. Not even the report.

One card,three drives.

Drop one to three drives on the right. Free space is checked before a single byte moves, then all of them are written at once.

Then it readsevery copy back.

Straight from the drive, past the cache, and compares the checksum with the card.

card0000000000000000 drive0000000000000000

A bad copynever gets a name.

Files land under a hidden temporary name and are renamed only after they match. A mismatch is thrown away and reported, and the card stays put.

Proxieson the way out.

One switch. ProRes Proxy, H.264 or HEVC with the same names and timecode, JPG previews for photos. Made from the verified copy, so the card can already go.

Greenmeans go.

ASC MHL on every drive, a PDF report for production, and the eject button right next to it.

The real thing.

Card on the left, drives on the right, and one thick bar you can read from across the room. Click through the steps or keep scrolling.

WrapSafe with card A001 as the source and two SSDs as targets, ready to start

WrapSafe after a speed test: write and read speed under each drive, read speed under the card

WrapSafe proxy settings: ProRes 422 Proxy, ProRes 422 LT, H.264 or HEVC, and JPG previews of photos

WrapSafe copying to both drives and reading every copy back

WrapSafe showing All Files Verified at 100 percent

Small app,strict rules.

Never writes to the cardEvery source file is opened read-only.
Never overwrites without askingExisting files are skipped and verified, or replaced only after a second yes.
xxHash64, MD5 or SHA-1xxHash64 by default, the others when production asks.
ASC MHL v2.0 and a PDF reportThe MHL sits on every drive, next to the footage.
Catches a full or unplugged driveSays which one and finishes the others.
Tests every drive's speedWrite and read in about ten seconds. The card is only read.

Try the beta.

Version 1.0 beta 1 for macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel, notarized by Apple. It's tested thoroughly but it's a first release, so keep the card until you've checked the copies.