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MediaManager is a self-hosted media management application designed to help you organize, catalog, and manage your media collection. The application provides a clean web interface for browsing and managing your media files including movies, TV shows, music, and other digital content. With support for custom metadata, tagging, and categorization, MediaManager makes it easy to keep your media library organized and accessible. The application features automatic media scanning, metadata extraction, thumbnail generation, and search capabilities to quickly find content in large collections. Built with a PostgreSQL backend for reliable data storage, MediaManager can handle extensive media libraries with thousands of items. The flexible configuration system allows you to customize media directories, scanning behavior, and display preferences to match your needs. Perfect for home media enthusiasts who want to organize their digital collections, content creators managing large media archives, small organizations needing a simple media asset management solution, or anyone looking for a lightweight self-hosted alternative to complex media management systems.

SuggestArr is a self-hosted media automation tool that monitors recently watched content from Jellyfin, Plex, or Emby, discovers similar movies and TV shows via the TMDb API, and automatically submits download requests to Jellyseerr or Overseerr. It runs on a configurable cron schedule, supports AI-powered recommendations through any OpenAI-compatible LLM (Ollama, OpenRouter, etc.), and provides a web UI for managing services, schedules, users, and real-time logs. All data is persisted to a single SQLite database stored in the config volume — no external database is required.

PASTA (Plex Audio and Subtitle Track Automation) is a browser-based tool that connects directly to your Plex media server and lets you bulk-change audio and subtitle tracks across an entire TV series, a single season, or individual episodes. It solves the frustration of having to manually set preferred audio/subtitle tracks on every episode after adding a new show. The app runs entirely client-side — no backend processing, no user data sent to third-party servers. Users authenticate against their own Plex server using a Plex token or OAuth.