One self-hosted server for your media library and Stremio-style streaming
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A streaming-style front end for requesting and filing your home media library
For a home server running the whole *arr stack, it folds the request, search, download hand-off and subtitles into a single Go binary and one Docker container.
You browse shows, movies and music in a streaming-style grid and request a title. HolyArrs searches your sources, picks a release by your rules, hands it to your downloader and files it into a Jellyfin or Plex library, with a calendar, subtitles and request approval. It is a Go binary with a Svelte UI and SQLite, about 15 MB as an image, AGPL-3.0. The maker is candid that it is young: music is unfinished, there is no built-in downloader, and metadata comes from their hosted server.
One self-hosted server for your media library and Stremio-style streaming
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