r/Servarr

Been running FlareSolverr for a long time for my *arr stack and got tired of the 11-18s solve times and constant breakage. Built TRAWL as a drop-in replacement!

Key differences:

• Cloudflare solves in 4-15s (vs 11-18s) - uses a fresh Camoufox Firefox context which triggers CF's fast-path evaluation
• Cached repeat requests return in ~500ms via Redis - after the first solve, the same domain is instant
• Actually solves in-page captchas: Turnstile (shadow DOM click), reCAPTCHA v2 (free Google STT audio), hCaptcha (auto-pass), GeeTest v4
• 4-tier execution: plain HTTP → cached session → live browser solve → residential proxy. You pay the full browser cost only when you have to
• Custom headers support - pass Authorization, Referer, Origin through all 4 tiers including browser
• FlareSolverr v2 compatible - change one URL in Prowlarr/Jackett, nothing else

Website: https://trawl.germondai.com
Docs: https://docs.trawl.germondai.com
GitHub: https://github.com/germondai/trawl

Happy to answer questions. Still early but it's been running stable on my homelab and no issues so far.

First off, I'm aware how many are distrustful of AI with their media stack. If this is you, no worries I get that. All I ask you is kindly ignore.

Now to the fun part. I've been dogfooding an app and iterating for the past 2 months based on day-to-day media server management tasks. Decided to open-source it so, announcing Stackarr: A central control plane to manage your media stack with the help of AI agents like Claude, Hermes and OpenClaw etc.

Some of the standout features include:

• UI Dashboard to monitor your entire media stack
• Lightweight in-browser Docker for Desktop replacement
• MCP Server and CLI for agent-based setup
• Cloudflare tunnel setup to expose any services publicly via custom domain
• Backup & Restore Stack (Offsite cloud integration coming soon)
• Portless Service Mapping to human-readable URL's (plex.stackarr)
• Hermes Agent & OpenClaw Plugins / Skills

After installing agents on the same Mac Mini that Plex et al. runs on it made me realise how easy having access to this via Telegram, Discord makes managing your media server. For example once I forgot to leave Tailscale open and I asked my agent to configure it so I could access media stack remotely. It's saved me countless times when inevitable bugs or wrinkles form in the flow. With the help of automated backups and using a decent provider most of the risk is mitigated. I haven't had any irrecoverable losses running it 24/7.

The goal is not to replace any of the apps it manages but merely to interact with them using native API's and maintain an agent-friendly control system with harnesses. I would love for you to give it a try. This is not abandonware and something I plan to maintain for some time.

Disclaimer: This has only been tested on Mac with Docker image, I'm looking for Windows and Linux testers to report any bugs here: https://github.com/b-bot/Stackarr - If you are not interested I would appreciate a star!

There is an official image on Docker Hub too, for full setup and docs go here: https://stackarr.app/

Parts of this were AI-coded but this isn't a vibe coded project, I'm an engineer by trade for more than a decade. The UI was whipped up quickly using component library defaults but I will be doing an entire UI redesign when the functionality is solidified. I added the flair nonetheless to appease the overlords :)

LumiArr
J’ai commencé à créer cette app pour moi vu que je ne trouvais pas d’app qui correspondait pleinement à mes besoins. Et arrivé à un certain stade je me suis dit que ça pourrait peut intéresser d’autres personnes.
Ma config est la suivante : Sonarr/Radarr/Prowlarr/Seerr/Qbittorrent/QuiV2/Portainer, tout ça tourne sur un Vps. Tous les fichiers multimédia sont stockés sur mon Nas Synology à domicile, monté en NFS sur le VPS. À la maison un petit média center tourne sous Jellyfin et alimente les AppleTV de la maison avec Infuse❤️.
Mon app IOS gère tout ça : les ajouts de média se font via une intégration de Seerr, les recherches de média et DL sont gérées par la suite ARR et téléchargées via QBitTorrent/QuiV2.
L’app a un suivi des imports jusqu’à intégration dans Jellyfin!
L’état des services est aussi surveillé, ainsi que l’état des stockages.
Des widgets sont également de la partie pour avoir un aperçu (sans ouvrir l’app) des services, stockage & Cie
J’ai prévu la version IPad et AppleTV
Pour le moment elle est dépendante d’une api via docker qui permet pas mal de fonctionnalités, je regarde à pouvoir intégrer tous les réglages de services in App mais il va falloir faire des concessions, donc je maintiendrai les 2 solutions de réglages.

Si cela vous intéresse faites signe 😉

Hey guys. I wanted to download some movies my friends already had so I could save a little bit of ratio. I found reaparr but it needs Plex, and me and my friends use Jellyfin. So I came up with jack.

It pretends to be both a Torznab indexer and a qBittorrent client, so your *arr talks to it and downloads stuff from your friends, if they've got it, skipping Jellyfin, Plex, etc completely.

It also has an optional management UI that you can use to configure it. The UI makes it easier to generate and manage per-peer API keys, and allows you to browse your friends' libraries and download anything from there, adding the title to the appropriate *arr server.

I'm open to answering any questions. Project is GPL-3 and all contributions are welcome.