Web home media catalog?

[banzai]

Anyone know of a good online tool to build a web-accessible catalog of my home media (books, CDs, DVDs, etc.)? I'd love to be able to look up what I have when I'm not home so I can share with friends, etc. Mac compatibility a plus if there's a client, but web-based solutions should wash most of that out (unless there's, dare I hope, an iPhone

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[islandboy]

Delicious Library is the only one I'm familiar with and although I don't think it's accessible online they are more likely to develop an iPhone component than anyone. I think v.2 is due out shortly so don't be hasty ;o)

[banzai]

Yeah, I scoped it out, and it looks great for when I'm home-but when I'm home, I can just get out of my chair and look things up. Keeping my eyes peeled for v.2, just in case it's a bit more web-centric. The publishing looks somewhat promising, but I'd like it to be a bit more seamless than it appears to be.

Readerware

[joneric]

Hopefully I understood your question correctly

Re: Readerware

[banzai]

Hadn't heard of MacHeist before this, so I've been checking it out and being confused. Hopefully the bundle is self-explanatory, because it sounds worth the wait.

Re: Readerware

[joneric]

The heists and the bundle are separate really.
If you complete the heists by finding the 4 digit vault code you get some free software and a coupon for a couple of dollars off the cost of the bundle.
Anyone can buy the bundle whether or not they completed any of the heists.

Re: Readerware

[banzai]

Good deal…looks like I've already missed a couple of heists, and I've also clicked a link to Christmas presents under a tree that I can't open. I suspect this is all part of the fun, but it's good to know the bundle doesn't hinge on my being able to figure out what's going on!

Delicious Library 2.0 is out today

[joneric]

I think this might be what you've been waiting for.
Adds web publishing and export to iPhone.

http://www.delicious-monster.com/