Ecamm is built for producing your show. This app adds a focused layer on top: sorting profiles, seeing what each show really weighs, bulk deleting, safely clearing out the overlays and sounds only that profile uses, and backing up your setup across machines.
Sort · Clean up · Back up · Reclaim gigabytes of asset space
"Ecamm answers how do I build a show?"
This app answers "what's actually in my setup, and is it all still there?" — a clean, purpose-built view that sits alongside Ecamm's own interface.
Tired of scrolling through a long list of profiles?
Whether you're a power user juggling dozens of show setups or just someone who likes a tidy workspace, this app adds a layer of profile management alongside Ecamm.
Everything you need to manage your Ecamm profiles properly.
Ecamm keeps every profile's overlays and sounds in one shared library, so a 5 MB profile can quietly own hundreds of megabytes of media. When you delete a profile, Profile Manager for Ecamm works out which of those files no other profile uses, and offers to move them to the Trash too. Shared files are always kept, and the confirmation tells you exactly what will happen before anything moves.
The app scans inside each profile and extracts every overlay and sound file it references — images, videos, and audio — showing you the filename, full path, and whether the file still exists on your Mac.
Twenty-five seconds, no sound needed: sorting, asset sizes, the cleanup confirmation, and backup.
The quick tour above shows the whole app. Ready when you are.
The full guide is free and needs no email address. Every feature explained: sorting, the asset scanner, safe asset cleanup, backups, and what to check when something looks wrong.
Does this replace Ecamm?
No. Profile Manager for Ecamm is a companion app — it manages the profiles Ecamm creates, but you still build and run your shows in Ecamm itself.
What does the overlay & sounds scanner actually check?
It reads inside each profile's data and extracts every image, video, and audio file it references, then checks whether each file still exists on disk. Missing files are flagged immediately.
Can I back up profiles from one Mac and restore on another?
Yes — and a selected-profile backup carries the show's overlays and sounds with it, stored in Ecamm's own folder layout. Copy the folder to the other Mac, restore, and the profile arrives with everything it needs. Missing assets are filled in; existing files are never overwritten.
Will I get security warnings when I open it?
No. The app is fully notarized and signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate — it opens straight away with no Gatekeeper warnings.
Can I delete more than one profile at a time?
Yes — select any number of profiles, including all of them, and delete in a single action.
Does it work with both single canvas and dual mode profiles?
Yes — the app identifies and displays the profile type automatically for every profile it finds.
Is deleting a profile's assets safe?
Yes. Before anything moves, the app checks every other profile on your Mac. An asset is only offered for deletion when no other profile uses it — shared overlays and sounds are always kept, and the confirmation tells you how many were protected.
What if I delete something by mistake?
Profiles and assets are moved to the macOS Trash, never permanently erased. Open the Trash, right-click, and Put Back restores them exactly where they were.
Want the full walkthrough first? Read the Ecamm backup guide →
2.0.2 brings the new app icon above. Before it, 2.0.1 landed four refinements from real use on a library of 53 profiles. If you already own the app, it updates itself.
Download Profile Manager for Ecamm, open it, and get your profiles under control in minutes.
A companion app for Ecamm users - view, sort, bulk delete, and back up your show profiles, with an overlay & sounds scanner to catch missing assets before you go live.
Built by Neil Farrimond · v2.0.2 · August 2026