What I was after was a program to simply catalog and list my DVD / Blu-Ray collection so I could share the list with friends. I bought DVD Profiler for iOS.

Now, after cataloging all my disks I find that there is no way for me to print or even email a list of titles to myself.

I though I was buying a complete application, not something that would require multiple other purchases. I DO NOT have a Windows PC - my devices are iOS, OS X, and Android.

So, is there any way to save this minor disaster, and even just get a simple list of my titles out of this partial app, or do i just mark it up to a waste of time and money and start over with something that works?

BTW, the iOS app works great scanning most barcodes and loading the disk info, but that is all it does - everything else requires a Windows PC and more software, neither of which I have. 

Thanks, Doombear, I thought that, too, and in fact created an account and uploaded my catalog of disks from my iPad (it uploaded 50 of 109 that I have in so far, but that's another question entirely), and then I find that even I cannot look at what is there on MY computer, let alone someone else being able to look at it.

All I end up getting is a complaint from the server telling me yet again that I need to buy, register, and run their PC app on a Windows PC - which is still no help as I DO NOT HAVE a Windows PC. 

phpDVDprofiler requires the XML export file generated by the windows version of DVD Profiler, so it won't help, sorry to say.

It kinda sucks, but the app description makes it clear that the desktop version is required for printing reports. 

Quoting Tomas472:

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The fact that to even be able to share a list of titles by uploading to the "Free On-Line Account" is not possible without ALSO having a Windows PC application seals the deal in making the app useless.

Two important words are missing in this statement:

... for you

The iOS-app was developed as an enhancement to the Windows-Desktop version (quite similar to the discontinued Windows-CE release) in times when the iPhone was about the only smartphone available. And believe it or not, it is not unheard of, that the only piece of Mac-hardware to be found in otherwise Microsoft infested households is an iPhone.
Granted, releasing an iOS-version without having an OSX release ready is probably not the best strategy one can think of. On the other hand the market share of OSX simply doesn't justify the development for a niche-product like DVDProfiler (at least not for an affordable license-fee).

In the meantime you may want to take an emulator into consideration, which, in combination with the free version of DVDProfiler and the afore-mentioned phpDVDProfiler would help you with your problems.

This article on How to run DVDProfiler on a Mac may be of assistance.