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Overseerr & Jellyseerr to merge into Seerr
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You're not alone. It's super frustrating when things don't work and you have to search through 4 apps to figure out what is wrong. This architecture makes the whole setup brittle.
Fortunately, there are all in one alternatives to the arr stack. I found a couple, but I think Cinephage is the most mature.
You said it's the most mature, but it's only about 2 months old and coded partially with AI.
I'm interested in this but paranoid about security, and don't know how much I can trust something newish they also has some code the developer might not understand.
Oh thanks, I hadn't even noticed that. I did some research into *arr alternatives a few weeks ago. I found 3 and this one looked like it had the most features. I will look up the other two contenders again then.
Let me know if you find what they are - I'm interested in a solution like this anyhow too.
Found them:
The first one seems to be the most trust worthy, as it's nearly a year old and has sponsorship apparently from Digital Ocean. Might try that one. The UI isn't as pretty but it still seems much simpler than managing an Aar stack.
The second one is also young, but programmed mostly in a language I hadn't heard about (Elixer).
Do you know how it compares to bobarr?