5x Catalog Pagemaker v2.0 by Jim Cooper - I really like the idea of this program.  It isn't a cataloger in the traditional sense.  Instead of creating a database of directory listings to search through, it aims to create a single printed page worth of listings, which in this case is  5 columns of 149 rows.  There are a few limitations in that you need a printer that has a compressed mode of printing and is compatible with the CBM character set.  If you don't have that, there is a fallback method of printing by converting all the filenames to straight ASCII so you can use the printers internal font.  Check out the screenshots for more detail, or read the doc file on the disk.

Catalog Maintenance System by Cody Enterprises (1985) - If there's one thing as common as disk copying utilities, it's disk cataloging software.  Although common, there was certainly a need for them back in the day, and this one seems pretty complete, including the documentation provided.

Discat v4.0 by Jim Smith (Great White North Computer Club, January 1988) - Discat is a cataloging program for the 64 that allows up to 1100 filenames in each SEQuential data file. Select data filenames such as Games, Data, Graphics, etc., and you should be able to catalog all your disks. Printer output selection delivers compressed alphabetical lists of Disks, Filenames, or Disks with their Filenames. Load and Run B00T/M4.

DISKPRINT/M4: A DISCAT/M4 companion file prints a listing of individual disks. Uses the same machine language routine as DISCAT/M4 by loading DiSCAT/ML. The compressed directory can be cut out and kept in the disk jacket for handy reference. Load and Run DISKPRINT/M4.

DCMR  by Raymond Martin is an extremely nice tool for cataloging disks. It is very flexible with powerful editing and printing options. You can have up to 2100 entries in a single database.

Disk file by Twilight is your standard disk cataloging program with options to sort by filename or disk id. Along with load / save and print to screen or printer, Disk File 2000 should cover all your cataloging needs.

Disk File 4.9c Roy Schahrer (1985) - This is a really nice disk cataloging application for the Commodore 64.  It has all the features you could want and is straight foward to use.  Docs included in archive.

NOTE - I couldn't get this to work on VICE 2.4 but I took the exact same image and wrote it to a floppy and it works fine on a real C64.

Disk File Catalog written by David E. Elston is a simple cataloging tool to track files on your disks.  If you looking for a good BASIC program to use for example code, check this one out.

Programmed & designed by David Lovelock - Disk Filing System is a program to keep track of the contents on your disks. It supports the Commodore 1541 drive and 1525 printer. Docs are on the disk.

Written by Fredie J. Layberger, Disk Labeler+ is a complete cataloging and labeling system for all your disks. There are many options for printing labels and master lists of your library. Docs are on the disk.

Disk-List by Eric Bratton (August 1986) - Disk List is a 100% machine language disk file catalog program. It was written for the fast, easy cataloging of your disk files.

The Features:

• 800 files per list.
• Hardcopy in 80 or 132 columns.
• Optional output to a disk sequential file.
• Fast, easy, disk file entry.
• Optional four digit disk id.
• File name expansion to 22 characters.
• Will work with most fastload cartridges.
  Extensive editor; can easily edit every detail of a file.
• DOS commands available.

Released 1984 by Robert W. Baker - Disk Master was originally from RUN magazine, February edition pages 100-104. This version has some modifications. Disk Master is an easy to use cataloging system for the files on your disks.

By Don Searles in July 1992. Disk-O-Rama isn't quite a typical cataloging program. It is geared more towards keeping track of disk ID's you've used before. Instructions are built into the program.

Released by A.I.D. Corp - The capacity of this program is 132 disks per catalog.

Released in 1990 by Mike Dahms. Diskriptive is a disk cataloger that allows for up to a 65 character description for each file. Docs are on the disk with a couple of additional handy utilities.

Easycatalog 2000 was released by Pleasuregame Inc. in 1985 and is a really nice disk cataloging program.

Fast Finder by Dave Burtrum (Value + Plis Software, 1984) - When you have hundreds of disks filled front and back with programs, you're going to want a way to keep track of which programs are where, and Fast Finder can help you do that and more.  Many pages of documentation are built-in.

Nice light disk cataloging program for the Commodore 64 by Larry Coats (1984)

Masterlog by Roger (The Fremen) McNelly - Masterlog is a disk logging tool that lets you create and print a summary of all the programs on a disk with detailed information about the starting track / sector, and the start and end addresses (both decimal and hex) of where the program loads into memory.  

Supersorter 2 is a disk cataloging utility that can handle over 2000 filenames.  This version was translated to English and released on Q-link back in the day.  

Supersorter 3 (English version) - Released by Underground Software Inc.  This is a nice disk cataloging program with the ability to store over 2000 filenames in memory.  There are several sample catalogs on the disk to load and look through.

Supersorter 3+ is a disk cataloging program released by Fairlight.  The difference between version 3 and 3+ is that support for Centronics printers was added.