FallingOffDisk is out, and Wandless Frog comes to Windows
A week full of news: OffDisk is out, Wandless Frog has arrived on Windows and received its first update, and the website has been refreshed.
OffDisk is on the Microsoft Store. Anyone who works with photos and videos knows the story: finished projects go to archive drives that end up in a drawer, and sooner or later comes the question “where did I put that file?”. OffDisk was made for exactly that. You connect a disk, catalog it once, and from then on you can search its files even when the disk is not connected: for every result you see which disk holds it and, for photos and videos, also a preview, duration and resolution.
Besides searching, OffDisk lets you browse the folders of every disk with their size, finds duplicates across disks and creates a printable list to keep with each disk. It all runs on your PC, with no internet and without touching your files.
OffDisk is for Windows and is on the Microsoft Store at a launch price of €9.99 until 31 December; from 1 January 2027 it will cost €13.99. The trial version lets you catalog one disk and try every feature. To get started there's also the new user guide.
Wandless Frog comes to Windows. The wizard frog game is now also on the Microsoft Store for PC, paid and ad-free: €2.99 at launch, €3.99 from 1 January 2027. On Android it stays free on Google Play.
Wandless Frog's first update. Version 1.0.2 brings a new animated intro that tells the story in five illustrated panels, from the castle to the frog left without its wand. There are also a few touch-ups: potions are easier to tell apart on a phone and some drawings have been redone. The update is already available on the Microsoft Store and is rolling out gradually on Google Play.
The website gets a refresh. Images are now in WebP format, so pages weigh less than half and open faster, especially on phones. And the programs now have a user guide right on the website, starting with OffDisk.
Next up is Branch Panic!, the Christmas game: more about it soon.