TRUFFLE SCREENSHOTS
Five screenshots of Truffle – Music Tag Editor, 2880 x 1800 px, dark mode, colour theme Forest. Two example folders: a dinner playlist and classical favourites, both downloaded with broken tags. One line per image: file name | headline | what you see.

truffle-01-analysed.jpg | Broken tags in. Every fix suggested. | Seventeen tracks with broken tags (“Track 03”, “STAND BY ME”, “Unknown Album”) and Info at 30 to 40 percent. Truffle has recognised each one by its sound and proposes title, artist, album, cover, year, tempo and key; the old value is crossed out above the new one.
truffle-02-applied.jpg | One click. Titles, artists, albums, covers. | The same seventeen tracks after “Apply all”: every field filled, every track with a cover, Info at 100 percent. On the right, the written result for “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac.
truffle-03-classical-analysed.jpg | Classical recordings, identified by ear. | Thirteen classical recordings with file names such as “toccata_fugue_d_minor” or “Track 29”. Truffle suggests the work as it is listed for that recording, with opus or BWV number, performers and album.
truffle-04-classical-applied.jpg | Your classical collection, complete. | The classical recordings after applying: each with work title, performers, album, year and cover. On the right, Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565.
truffle-05-history.jpg | Undo what you applied, even days later. | The change history lists every apply as a session; the classical session is open, old and new value field by field, each one can be undone. Only deleting cannot be undone by Truffle.

Album artwork visible in the screenshots belongs to its respective rights holders and appears only as part of the app’s interface; please do not cut it out or use it on its own.
The track counts visible in the screenshots come from the developer’s own example library; they are not measurements or averages.

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