What is OrgoMedia?

OrgoMedia is a native Mac app (with an iPhone companion) that takes the messy, cryptic filenames your media arrives with and turns them into clean, correctly named, neatly sorted files that Plex and Jellyfin instantly understand, then files them in the right folders for you.

Here is the entire idea in one picture. You start with this:

[Anime Time] Jujutsu Kaisen - S03E05 [1080p][HEVC 10bit x265][AAC][Dual-Audio][Multi Sub][Weekly].mkv
→ JUJUTSU KAISEN - S01E52 - Passion.mkv

To do that by hand you would have to figure out the real season and episode (it is not S03E05), strip the release-group tags, look up the episode title, rename the file, and move it to the right folder. OrgoMedia does all five steps in under a second, and it does it for a whole pile of files at once.

The one promise to remember

OrgoMedia verifies, it doesn’t guess. Every name is checked against a real metadata database. When the app isn’t confident, it does not rename the file silently. It sets it aside and asks you to confirm with one click. You will never come back to a library full of mystery renames.

Who it’s for

Total beginners

You have a folder of media files and a Plex or Jellyfin server, and you just want them named correctly without learning anything technical.

Households

Your household or friends want to request movies and shows from their phones, and you want it to “just appear” in Plex or Jellyfin.

Enthusiasts

You already run Radarr, Sonarr, and Prowlarr and want a polished Mac-native front end that ties it all together.

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