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Sortarr is a read-only analytics and organization tool for Sonarr and Radarr media libraries. It provides a data-driven management layer that helps you identify missing media, mismatches, and optimization opportunities using real playback data from providers like Tautulli, Jellystat, or Plex. Sortarr supports multiple Sonarr and Radarr instances, presents a unified PowerBI-like spreadsheet interface with actionable insights, and never modifies, moves, or renames your media files. All operations are strictly read-only and safe.

Huntarr is an automated media library enhancement tool that continuously monitors and improves your Radarr, Sonarr, and Lidarr collections. It works by periodically scanning your media libraries to identify missing items, failed downloads, and opportunities for quality upgrades, then automatically triggering searches to fill gaps and improve your collection. Huntarr acts as an intelligent automation layer on top of your existing *arr stack, ensuring your media library stays complete and up-to-date without manual intervention. The application features configurable scan intervals, customizable search triggers, support for multiple quality profiles, and detailed logging for tracking improvements. With its set-it-and-forget-it approach, Huntarr continuously works in the background to enhance your media collection by finding better quality versions, locating missing episodes or movies, and automatically requesting upgrades based on your configured quality preferences. The web interface provides visibility into scan history, search statistics, and library health metrics. Perfect for users who want their media libraries to automatically improve over time, home media server enthusiasts managing large collections, or anyone running Radarr/Sonarr/Lidarr who wants to ensure their libraries are always complete and optimized without constant manual searching.

CrossWatch is a self-hosted synchronization engine that keeps Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, SIMKL, Trakt, AniList, TMDb, MDBList, and Tautulli aligned. It runs locally with a web UI on port 8787 where you link accounts, define sync pairs, run them manually or on a schedule, and review stats and history. It includes a built-in tracker with snapshots, profiles for separate setups (e.g. family or different servers), watchlist and progress sync, scrobbling and webhooks to trackers, and tools like Analyzer, Editor, and Captures for stuck or inconsistent items. Configuration persists under /config; set TZ for your timezone.