Amaptik vs Offload Manager
Amaptik or Offload Manager?
Both copy a card to several drives and verify every file. Here’s where they differ, from each product’s own site.
| Capability | Amaptik | Offload Manager * |
|---|---|---|
| Both do these Multi-destination offload · Verified copying with checksums · Resume after interruption · PDF reports · MHL manifests · Renaming · Job history | Yes xxHash64, MD5, SHA-256 | Yes |
| Where it stops being another copy app | ||
| Camcorder unwrap & split clips | Yes in the same pass | Unknown |
| Contact sheets & thumbnails | Yes in the same pass | Unknown |
| Card memory — knows a card it has seen before | Yes Amona Cortex™ | One project only |
| Collision protection | By contents | Claimed |
| Tells you when the card is safe to erase | Yes | Unknown |
| Price | ||
| Price | $99 a year | $199 a year |
| Updates | Included | Included for the year; read-only after it ends |
| Macs | All your Macs, one person | One license, movable between Macs |
Offload Manager is Pomfort’s offload-only app, without the Silverstack suite. Its card memory covers one project, and its licenses expire. After the year, Pomfort’s page says you keep “read-only access to all projects.” Amaptik remembers every card across every job, and the files it copied are ordinary files on your drive, yours whatever happens to the subscription.
Checked against each product's own site, fall 2026; prices checked 13 November 2026. “Unknown” means the claim doesn't appear on their site — not that the feature is absent. “Claimed”, “Some” and “Limited” reflect what their pages describe. *Offload Manager is Pomfort's offload-only app, without the Silverstack suite; its licenses expire, and after the year Pomfort's page says you keep “read-only access to all projects.” Short-term and project licenses some of them offer aren't listed, because we don't sell one. Prices and features are the competitors' published ones on the dates given and may have changed since; trademarks belong to their owners.
Try it on your own footage.
Download, open, insert a card. The trial starts when you do — six cards, no card details, nothing switched off.
Requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon.