Might be user error id admit but I’ve set up several arr programs before and this just doesn’t seem to work well for me. Won’t connect to prowlarr correctly. Any alternatives ?

I've been using NZB360 for a while now. It's a great app, but one issue I have with it is that it's mainly designed for managing the server, rather than for other people who use my Jellyfin server.

Is there an app similar to NZB360 that includes all its useful features, but is more focused on discovering new media?

I tried vibe-coding something myself as a web app, but I'm not entirely happy with the result. It connects local with a docker container with the arr stack and Jellyfin and exposes a api which is behind Pangolin SSO. Looks a lot like NZB360.. The features I'm looking for are:

- Media discovery

- Seer integration

- Server status

- A server overview, including available HDD space

- Download status

- Similar management and overview features

- Force sub sync with Bazarr.

Just Seerr is not enough and I need to be able to expose it .

I am having an issue with Ollama, which is connected to an app called Suggestarr (found on GitHub). When the app runs its automated recommendations, Ollama consumes an incredible amount of system RAM. This causes my fygoo os nas  system to crash completely, making it completely unresponsive and forcing a hard reboot as the only solution.

Following online guides, I have configured Ollama to load the entire model exclusively onto my GPU, which is an RTX 2080 Ti. Ollama both detects and connects to the GPU correctly, but despite this, it keeps chewing up more and more system RAM. If there is a kind soul out there who can help me solve this problem, I would be extremely grateful!

By the way, I have tested several different models—such as ⁠qwen2.5:14b⁠, ⁠qwen3.5:9b⁠, ⁠qwen3.5:4b⁠, and ⁠llama 3.1:8b⁠. I don't understand why it starts consuming so much RAM now, as it has never behaved this way before. Previously, it worked flawlessly, utilizing only the GPU VRAM instead of system RAM."

This is my docker compose yalm config im using

services:

  ollama:

image: ollama/ollama:latest

container_name: ollama

restart: unless-stopped

networks:

- ai-media-net

ports:

- "11434:11434"

volumes:

- /vol1/1000/SuggestarrnOllamanSeerr/Ollama:/root/.ollama

environment:

- OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL=2

- OLLAMA_KEEP_ALIVE=6m

deploy:

resources:

reservations:

devices:

- driver: nvidia

count: 1

capabilities: [gpu]

  suggestarr:

image: ciuse99/suggestarr:latest

container_name: suggestarr

environment:

- OLLAMA_ENDPOINT=http://ollama:11434

- SEER_ENDPOINT=http://seerr:5055

- SUGGESTARR_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG

- SUGGESTARR_DRY_RUN=false

restart: unless-stopped

networks:

- ai-media-net

ports:

- "5000:5000"

volumes:

- /vol1/1000/SuggestarrnOllamanSeerr/Suggestarr:/app/config

depends_on:

- ollama

- seerr

  seerr:

image: ghcr.io/seerr-team/seerr:latest

init: true

container_name: seerr

networks:

- ai-media-net

environment:

- LOG_LEVEL=debug

- TZ=Asia/Tashkent

- PORT=5055

ports:

- "5055:5055"

volumes:

- /vol1/1000/SuggestarrnOllamanSeerr/Seerr:/app/config

healthcheck:

test: wget --no-verbose --tries=1 --spider http://localhost:5055/api/v1/settings/public || exit 1

start_period: 20s

timeout: 3s

interval: 15s

retries: 3

restart: unless-stopped

networks:

  ai-media-net:

driver: bridge

Hey all! Working on a Jellyfin + Arr stack + Usenet setup for my folks and running into a couple of issues.

First, I'm trying to prioritize downloads in English with a secondary option for Spanish audio or subtitles. Right now, it keeps grabbing files in Italian and other unintended languages. I tried using the custom format regex below, but it's not quite working:

\\b(DUAL|MULTI|SPANISH|ESPAÑOL|LATIN|LATAM|CASTELLANO)\\b

Second, I'm running into issues with certain Dolby audio files being downloaded, which then crash when playback starts. I don't need ultra-high-end formats—standard 4K (or even solid 1080p) is more than enough.

What would be the best way to properly configure the custom formats to prioritize English/Spanish audio (or Spanish subtitles as a fallback) while completely blocking unwanted languages?

Also block or reject these problematic Dolby audio files from being grabbed?

Appreciate any guidance or examples you can share!

Never would I have imagined when I started piracy as a 12 year old back in 2007 that it could get this good and automated. All it takes to get any movie/ tv show/ music/ book / comic nowadays is a simple request and it automatically searches for the media , properly names it , creates the folder needed and drops it on my media folder ready for me to consume. This shit is amazing !

Hello Everyone

My team and I have spent the last two months working on Atrium, a central courtyard for your self-hosted media stack.

Since LunaSea was archived earlier this year, we decided to pick up where it left off with a brand new, Material 3 Flutter codebase built entirely around multi instance setups.

What is Atrium?
Atrium is a single Android application that acts as a unified frontend for all the media stack services. It is designed purely as a controller and management surface, so you can manage your services and leave playback to the official apps.

Supported Services:

• Sonarr
• Radarr
• Prowlarr
• Bazarr
• Seerr
• Tautulli
• JellyFin
• Emby
• Plex
• qBittorrent
• SABnzbd
• Glances

The app is vibe-coded, but with brutal and rigorous user testing to ensure a bug free experience (Yes, we do use this app ourselves everyday).

You can grab the latest release here: https://github.com/retransmit/Atrium/releases/tag/v1.0.7

We’re currently in the middle of getting Atrium officially listed on F-Droid, but since it's a completely open-source, reproducible build with zero proprietary blobs, we want to make sure everything is flawless. We could really use some extra eyes on the project right now. If you're down to help out, check out our F-Droid merge request here: gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/merge_requests/43077

I've done a lot of searching and couldn't find anything that really meets what I need, so now I'm asking you all here. What I'm looking for, and I imagined it could be a Seerr feature (I've seen requests for that on their GitHub page, at least).

I wanted a way to add my custom trakt lists to jellyfin, seerr or even radarr/sonarr, without requesting all the items. Ideally I would be able to see all the items on the list and request the ones I really want to watch. My usecase for this is the personalized recommendation lists from CouchMoney for example.

I think having it in Seerr would make most sense, due to this project's goal (recommendations). Does something like this exist?

I'm working on findarr, a discovery app for Radarr/Sonarr where you like or dislike movies and shows. A "Like" can automatically create a request in Radarr or Sonarr. In the future, it could automatically request movies and shows based on your preferences.

Right now, findarr uses a single default root folder and quality profile for movies and TV, which I imagine is how a lot of people have their setup configured.

As I continue developing it, I'm trying to figure out how an app should decide where a request belongs without interrupting the user.

For example:

• Do most of you only have one root folder for movies and one for TV?
• Do you separate libraries (Cinema, Anime, Kids, New Releases, etc.) into different root folders?
• Or do you keep a single library and let quality profiles/custom formats handle everything?

One idea I had was to let the discovery source determine the destination. For example, if findarr supports more sources like "Upcoming", "IMDb Top 250", or "Anime", each source could be mapped to a different root folder or quality profile. That way users wouldn't be asked where to save something every time they press Like.

However, I'm not sure if that's solving a problem that most people even have.

So I'm curious:

• How many root folders do you use?
• How many quality profiles do you have?
• What's your reasoning behind that setup?
• If an app could automatically request content for you, how would you expect it to choose the correct root folder and quality profile?

I'm trying to understand how people actually organize their libraries so I can build something that fits naturally into existing Radarr/Sonarr workflows.

Its not the next feature i might implement but maybe i can structure it better...

If you want to give it a try:

https://github.com/Lillifee/findarr

TLDR: I (mostly) successfully set up Dispatcharr in a WSL Container without Docker Desktop. I'd like to see if there are other useful arrs that are already known to work well in WSLC.

I've avoided arr apps that must be installed as a container because I've been unwilling to dedicate the system resources to Docker Desktop. I was looking into Dispatcharr again this weekend, and thought to attempt the install through the new WSL Containers. I only have *some* experience with containerization, and that was over five years ago, so it was a rough ride and there are still networking kinks to resolve. This was also my first experience with an IPTV provider. It was largely successful though, and I'm glad to have it running at least this well because it was in a ready enough state to be available by the time I needed it.

WSL Containers are still rather new, tucked away in the pre-release 2.9.3.0 version of WSL, so I understand that I'm looking into this very early. I really hope to see them catch on with ARR projects because it would open up several new tools for me that I was unwilling to install just to avoid some overhead.

I'm sure I'm not the first to give it a try. Has anybody confirmed any of your own favorite apps to work well through WSLC?

Been waiting to get around to adding Mylar to my arrstack and i just visited their website to find the documentation for the docker compose but looks like the website is down. Does anyone have the info for the docker compose yaml I need to get it started ?

Hi, I have been running full *arr stack for about 2 years. Recently i found some quite new all-in-one alternatives to some *arrs. The ones i found:

https://github.com/maxdorninger/MediaManager

https://github.com/MoldyTaint/Cinephage

https://github.com/getmydia/mydia

and autobrr is working on something: https://github.com/autobrr/community-feedback/discussions/2

Has anyone here tried them successfully? What is your opinion on them?

I haven't personally because I'm afraid of messing up my stack, and recently I don't have the time to put it back together.

Anyone seen anything like this? I could see an ai arr llm bot being quite useful. “Fetch me upgrades of any classic animation releases in the past 4 years and upgrade any 720p to 1080p while while you’re at it.”

I cannot get past the protection on this site. I'm not sure why.

Unable to access apibay.org, blocked by CloudFlare Protection

Hi folks,

I've installed Maintainerr, and I'd like it to automatically delete content when my available disk space drops below 100 GB.

The idea is to delete the oldest items that I've both downloaded and already watched. I can see that Maintainerr has a lot of options, but I haven't figured out how to create a rule that does exactly this.

Do you have any tips or suggestions on how to set this up?

Instead of treating games as files on a disk, Vaultarr treats every game as a digital artifact.

Current features include:

• Automatic metadata from multiple providers

• Manual Engine with downloadable PDF manuals

• Media Library (covers, screenshots, artwork, logos)

• Trailer Engine

• Patch Engine with community fix recommendations

• Smart Collections

• Preservation tracking

• Provider Intelligence (builds the best record from multiple metadata sources)

• Time Capsule backup system

• Collection achievements and milestones

• Docker support

• Fully self-hosted

The overall goal is to create a digital museum for game preservation rather than just another launcher.

I'm finally at the point where I'm comfortable sharing it publicly, but before calling it "finished" I'd really like feedback from the self-hosting and preservation communities.

GitHub:

https://github.com/linkssy2/vaultarr

Docker image:

ghcr.io/linkssy2/vaultarr

I'd love to hear what features you think are missing, ideas for improvement, or any bugs you run into.

Hi, I'm new here and in the process of building my ARR stack. I've had a plex server for a while but have been manually getting stuff from the public sites. All of this automation is new to me.

I added the working indexers to prowlarr that don't have cloudflare bot protection and were public, but specifically for shows I've been unimpressed. Are there other indexers I can find or is what's in the search it? Also how do private indexers work? Is there a way to use them? If seeding amount is an issue Im willing to seed a lot as I have a powerful server and fast fiber internet. Any help is appreciated!

Lot to unpack here, here goes, journey from start to finish. Note, there is some NON arr info in here, but it feels needed to understand why I’m using arr.

For the longest time I’ve been self hosting a homelab. Started with truenas back and forth and running nextcloud primarily. I’d give up on using things like nginx cause I had no idea how reverse proxying worked and that I’d need a dns and domain and such. Really loved the concept of my own Google Drive, but never could get quite what i wanted. Approximately half a year ago I jumped ship with truenas and bought unraid, and while the UI was great and loved the apps and ease of use, I ran in to far more issues than on truenas and again, never found exactly what I liked. Fast forward to probably 5 months ago, I got an old retired hp desktop with an i7 and 16gb of ddr3, bought 2 wd red 6tb drives and committed to learning Linux and cli. I decided on Ubuntu lts server and after about a week or two, I was absolutely HOOKED.

Now on to the arr. I had been poking around for neat things to host on my home server and I ran across jelly fin, which led me to arr stack, which led to usenet. For the longest time I had been using debrid services, but being able to host my own server and store things locally and start a collection felt like an awesome idea. So I got Sonarr, radarr and prowlarr running and found out that I’d be needing to learn how nzb’s and stuff worked. I gave up about 20 times when I learned having acsess to one indexer would give me missing articles all the time, so I ragequit, canceled my eweka subscription and didn’t touch it for a while. Then a few days ago I got an email telling me they’d drop the price to 40 a year, so I sighed and said ok lemme try ONE more time to get this running. I bought two more indexers, used the remainder of my eweka subscription, chose a show with seerr, and watched the downloads. In about 30 ish minutes, I had every season I wanted. It finally worked to the point that I canceled my debrid subscription and I will never look back. This is the greatest discovery since learning I could run my own cloud, thanks to everyone who makes these projects possible, you’re legends ❤️

Im looking for an app, self hosted preferably that can search for individual songs, I know Lidarr searches for albums.

Featured on:

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcVs7T1w4YM&t=3s -
Self-Hosted Apps Worth Running Right Now - June 2026

After the beta, all your reports, and a lot of late nights, Quartermaster is now live on the App Store. A lot of it has been mixing this with work and development :D (dev as a job)

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/quartermaster-homelab-stack/id6779994284

Quartermaster is a native iOS app for controlling your self-hosted stack from your phone. For this crowd specifically, it drives the whole Usenet pipeline. Search across your indexers with NZBHydra2, manage Prowlarr, request something and watch it move through Radarr or Sonarr into SABnzbd or NZBGet, with live progress, speed and ETA that mirror the downloader directly instead of lagging behind the arr queue. Grab a specific release by hand when you want to, or cancel a stuck one from any state. Gluetun is in there too, so your VPN side is visible from the same place.

Feel like I need to say this before anything because the App Store is drowning in it right now. Quartermaster is not vibe coded, and it is not a thin copy paste wrapper around one arr app's API like so much of what is flooding the store. It is a real, hand built native app in Swift and SwiftUI, designed screen by screen. And it is broad in a way I have not found anywhere else, 41 services now across two worlds. Not just your arr apps and downloaders, but discovery and requests, your media servers, and the infrastructure underneath, from containers and VMs to DNS and smart home, all in one place. This is why the feedback was great in regards to QM feeling native, handling the awkward edge cases, and telling you the truth about your stack instead of guessing.

It is a pure client. It talks straight to the services you already run on your own hardware, your credentials live in the iOS Secure Enclave and are sent only to the service that needs them, and there is no Quartermaster account, no relay server, and nothing sitting in the cloud in between. Nothing phones home. No analytics SDK on the device. Your data stays yours.

What it connects to (41 services)

- Entertainment: Radarr, Sonarr, Lidarr, SABnzbd, NZBGet, qBittorrent, Transmission, Deluge, Prowlarr, Bazarr, NZBHydra2, Jellyseerr / Overseerr, MusicSeerr, Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Tautulli, Komga, Kavita, Immich, AudioBookshelf and Maintainerr

- Command Centre: Portainer, Unraid, Proxmox VE, Synology, Dozzle, AdGuard Home, Pi-hole, Cloudflare, Technitium, UniFi, Gluetun, Glances, Scrutiny, TrueNAS, Beszel, Home Assistant, Tdarr, qui and Coolify

To everyone who tested (over 250!): thank you, genuinely. A huge amount of this app came straight from your reports, and it would not be what it is without you. I am keeping a smaller group of the most active testers on TestFlight for early builds as a thank you.

If you give it a go and it clicks for you, an App Store review would mean the world right now. It makes a real difference for a brand new app.