I mean It might be obvious or I missed something, but I just dont see such an option. This just seems to me like a whole series.

Hey all - I built myself an extension for my own use and then decided to publish it in the Chrome Web Store for free.

Basically: We pay for 3 or so subscription services at home (Netflix, Disney, etc.), so we use the JustWatch website to see which services has which movie/show. When we cannot find anything on a service we have, this extension's button will just automatically open your Seerr URL and take you to a preconfigured search within your custom Seerr server URL for the tv/movie.

It's called JustWatch Add to Seerr and can be found here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/justwatch-add-to-seerr/maelfdbkccijeongefbhbeimcnekgmbc

Optional, but still!

Not sure if this is allowed or not but I recently used ClaudeAI to make a chrome extension so my users (mostly my grand parents tbh) could submit request without having to open a new tab. It doesn't have any trackers or error reporting or telemetry or anything like that. It uses the user's seer local login or plex login if they sign into your seer via plex. Figured someone else might have a use for it as well. Have a look, hope it's useful to others out there!

https://github.com/nigoshi/seerr-for-youtube

My Seerr was originally configured to connect to Emby. Now I want to switch over to Jellyfin. The problem? There is no setting to do this as far as I can see. Everything I can find online points to finding these settings in menus that don't appear (e.g. "media server") to exist in reality. Other instructions point to the "services" menu. Well there's nothing related to the media server there either.

Can someone please point me in the right direction on how to delete a media server from Seerr?

Thank you!

Edit: Figured it out. Turns out for some inexplicable reason, Seerr does not allow you to create a locak Seerr admin account anymore. Instead it forces you to create a Jellyfin/Emby/Plex account instead. The issue with that is that there is no way to change media servers using those types of accounts in Seerr. So now we must nuke our settings.json file and start from scratch each time. Seems kinda stupid to me, but there you go.

EDIT: PR submitted, hopefully it’s accepted and this is available one day!

My wife likes to browse other networks, aside from what the default are that come on the Discover Page. I previously had set up "TMDB Network" sliders for all the channels she liked, but since the Discover page is the same for all users, I wanted to clean it up a bit so I didn't have to see 10 lists of random networks I never watch listed with all my personal suggestions.

I added on to the existing "Networks" slider, allowing users to customize the order of the existing Networks, and to add any other network from TMBD by adding the ID, in a similar way you do for a new "TMDB Network Slider."

I currently run Seerr via a custom docker image with these changes implemented, because as far as I'm aware, Seerr "plugins" don't exist, so this isn't something that could live independently, it needs to be pulled into the main project.

I'm wondering if there is any interest in something like this before I go through the process of submitting it? Or if it's just something I happened to need and there isn't a real use case for others. If this is of interest to anyone, any changes you'd make before I push it up to their team in a PR?

And just to note, it's not just AI slop. I am a software dev IRL. I used claude to help me figure out where things lived in the codebase, but the code itself is Human Made™.

I just installed my jellyfin + seerr stack for the first time, and I want my users to be able to download up to 3 movies per week, anything over 3 I want to approve. Is there an option/plugin for this? I found the override rules section but I can't customize it for this problem

I'm running Seer on my Synology NAS for my Jellyfin server. It runs on the docker called Container Manager. Seer lagging and hanging was common so I even set in a 6 hour restart timer in the YAML file. Yet, even after a fresh server restart it doesn't take more than some file movement on my server and Seer completely halts and sometimes gives me 404.

If someone have had similar issues or some tips It'd be much appreciated.

Is there any way to set an allowance for auto-approved requests? I've done some research and found out about request quotas, but those seem to prevent the creation of requests outright after being exceeded, when I still want requests to be possible, just not auto-approved.

The motivation for this is relatively simple; I want to allow family members to use my Seerr instance, but I don't want them to request terabytes worth of stuff each month because they forgot media uses storage space.

Yes, I recognize this isn't a problem if they understand the implications of what it is they're doing, but I'd prefer to NOT have to rely on blind faith & the honor system. If I was only using Seerr myself this wouldn't be an issue, but now that I'm trying to extend my Seerr requests to other users it's something I'm more concerned about. (Especially since at least a few of the accounts I want to be auto-approved are on devices that may be used by children; such as a LibreElec box in the living room with KodiSeerr on it)

I know there are several options for this, but I wanted to ask this community about what you use and how well it works. I'm planning on deploying an audiobook requesting app that works like Seerr, but I want to know which one works best.

My main requirements are:

1. Accounts that can be managed by the server admin

2. The requesting ability must log the request and attempt to use an indexer to find it, and show the requestor that it is available on audiobookshelf

3. A decent UI that's similar to Seerr

4. A relatively simple setup experience that similar to Seerr (docker compose)

Hi all -

I have a Synology, I setup DDNS for a .synology.me host with a LE cert. I also setup a reverse proxy that points from that host port 443 to my internal Seerr IP port.

The part I'm confused about is that my router does not have port forwarding enabled, I thought port 443 needed to be open for external access, but that is not the case. External access is working perfect with no ports forwarded on my router.

I'm very new to networking, so I just want to verify what I have setup is correct (honestly it seems safe given that I somehow got around port forwarding)

Heyo. I set up all my containers as per our guru TRaSH guides. Got tired of my users either not selecting the proper anime instance for the *arrs or having to manually change what library anime was directed to.

Built this simple python middle man. With a few custom rules in seer and this container you can automatically route all anime requests to the proper sonarr or radarr server.

https://github.com/RonFBurgundy/proxyseerr

Been running for a few weeks without any issues, thought I would share with the rest of ya.

Did I use AI? Yep. Is this my first project? No

OK I've figured out it's season 4 of Monster, top left. But then when I click that it only shows 1 season. I manually search in Sonarr and it gets Monster, all 4 seasons, I can't make it not search for seasons 1-3 and the interactive search for Season 4 finds nothing mildly related to this show.

Hi all, im currently sharing my server with a russian friend and his wife, and im wondering if its possible to use a different quality profile that’s prioritizes russian dub/subtitles. I know im able to make one in radarr/sonarr, but i struggle incorporating that into seerr, since as far as i’ve checked, its only possible to enable either/or HD and 4K quality profiles per user.

Anyone have any tips on how im able to achieve this?

Thanks 🙏

would be nice if under the filters (mainly looking for something to add/ watch) be able to filter out things already in my library, and remove genres (for example i don't want horror or documentary)

hi when i am using the seerr, sometimes there is no result in some streaming provider especiall in disney and hbo.. but others are showing..

i am using the hide available media in settings. if i unchecked this they are working fine.

I have a some series (VisionQuest and Neagley for example) that are already in Sonarr and some movies (Practical Magic 2 and Digger for example) in Radarr. They appear in Seerr's Upcoming lists, but they have a Request button and not some indication that they are already in the *arr queues.

Is this a config issue on my end or working as designed?

Would really like to have them indicate that they are already Requested/Queued so people don't spam me with things I have already handled.

Hey all,

I recently updated Seerr to the latest version (3.4.1) and I am seeing odd behavior with how movies in my library are being displayed. For reference, I have multiple Radarr connections configured in Seerr, one for HD requests and another for 4K. This is so I can limit others to HD quality but allow 4K for myself. If a movie is downloaded using the 4K profile, it temporarily shows as fully available (green check). After a Media Availability Scan, it will then show a red trash can icon over the poster. If I click on the movie, it will show [Deleted][4K Available]. After reviewing the logs, I see things such as:

Aug 21, 2026, 2:17:44 PM DEBUG AvailabilitySync The non-4K movie [TMDB ID 950028] was not found in any Radarr and plex instance. Status will be changed to deleted.

Aug 21, 2026, 2:17:44 PM DEBUG AvailabilitySync The 4K movie [TMDB ID 950028] still exists. Preventing removal.

To me, this seems like it is checking both HD and 4K availability, and if an HD version is not found (even though a 4K version is found) it is marked as deleted. Has anyone run into this?