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    tristenlammi/Arrmada

    One self-hosted app for all your media.

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    415 stars
    24 forks
    415 GitHub watchers
    Updated Oct 30, 2026
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    Where it stands

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    5 releases in the last 90 days, the latest today, with 1 contributor on GitHub.

    Use Cases & Benefits

    • Manages and automates media libraries including movies, TV shows, books, and audiobooks with integrated downloading, organizing, and request handling.
    • Combines multiple media management functions into a single app with one database and web interface, eliminating the need for separate *arr stack apps.
    • Use for consolidating and migrating existing Radarr and Sonarr libraries into a unified media server environment.
    • Use for enabling household members to browse, request, and receive notifications for new media via Plex or Jellyfin sign-in.
    • Use for automating video conversion to efficient codecs like HEVC or AV1 while maintaining quality and integrating subtitle management.

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    License

    MIT

    Permissive: commercial use, modification and redistribution are allowed with attribution.

    Community files

    • README: present

    Watch-outs

    • Owned by an individual account with a single contributor on GitHub; plan for bus-factor risk.

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    From the README

    Your whole media server in one app — movies, TV, books and requests, without the *arr stack.

    Arrmada finds, downloads and organises your movies, TV, books and audiobooks, lets your household request what they want to watch, and keeps your Plex or Jellyfin library tidy — with one database and one web page instead of half a dozen apps. qBittorrent comes with it, already set up.

    Early days: Arrmada is under active development (v0.x). Expect rough edges, and keep backups.

    You need a Linux server with Docker and Docker Compose (on Unraid: the Docker Compose Manager plugin). On the server, run:

    It asks where to keep Arrmada's files and where your media lives (press Enter to accept the suggestions), then starts everything. Open the address it prints — http://<your-server>:7878 — create your admin account, and a short setup walks you through the rest in the browser: your free TMDB key, your library folders, your media server (Plex, Jellyfin or both) and indexers.

    Excerpt from the tristenlammi/Arrmada README on GitHub (MIT license). © its authors.Read the full README on GitHub

    Daily snapshots

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    Oct 18: +57Oct 19: +38

    +154 stars over 14 days across 4 snapshot days; best day +57 on Oct 18.

    Forks

    24+11

    Open issues

    22+8

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