seerr-team/seerr
Seerr
Seerr is a self-hosted media request system and automation orchestrator. It provides a web interface for users to search for and request movies and television shows for a home media server, acting as a coordinator between users, media servers, and automation tools to trigger the download and organization of approved content.
The system distinguishes itself through a comprehensive request management layer that includes granular, role-based permissions and custom override rules to filter and modify incoming requests. It also features a dedicated notification engine that dispatches real-time status updates and dynamic data to external services via customizable webhooks.
The platform covers a broad range of capabilities, including media server synchronization to prevent duplicate requests, metadata retrieval from multiple external providers, and the maintenance of watchlists and blocklists to control content visibility. Security is handled through session-based API authentication and role-specific access controls.
Features
- Media Request Systems - Provides a dedicated user interface for searching and requesting movies and television shows for a home media server.
- Request - Provides a centralized administrative interface to review, approve, or deny pending media requests.
- Integration and Sync - Synchronizes media library activity to identify existing titles and prevent duplicate requests.
- Plex Request Management - Offers a web interface for users to manage and submit requests for new media content.
- Library Scan Scheduling - Scans media servers to track available titles and prevent users from requesting content already in the library.
- Media Automation Tools - Provides integration with external automation software to trigger downloads and organize approved media content.
- Media Servers - Integrates with self-hosted media servers to synchronize library content and manage assets.
- Library Synchronization - Synchronizes with media server libraries to track existing content and prevent duplicate media requests.
- Media Synchronization Tools - Synchronizes with connected media servers to track existing library content and prevent duplicate requests.
- Media Metadata Retrievers - Fetches media metadata from remote providers to ensure consistent numbering and identification of media assets.
- Download Automation - Automates the download and organization of approved media requests through connections with automation software.
- Granular Permission Systems - Defines what different users can request or manage using a granular role-based permission system.
- Media Metadata Integration - Retrieves media details and metadata from remote databases to ensure consistent identification of content.
- Media Metadata Fetchers - Retrieves content details from multiple external providers to ensure consistent identification of media assets.
- Content Watchlists and Blocklists - Maintains watchlists and blocklists to track desired media and prevent specific titles from being requested.
- Request Filters - Organizes desired media or restricts specific titles by maintaining watchlists and blocklists.
- Webhook Notifications - Sends automated event-driven updates to external services when media request states change.
- Notification Automation - Sends real-time alerts and webhooks to users when the status of their media request changes.
- Request Override Rules - Matches or modifies requests automatically by applying custom override rules based on predefined conditions.
- Request Override Rules - Evaluates custom conditions against incoming requests to automatically modify or override processing logic.
- Overrides - Enforces custom conditions on requests to ensure they meet specific criteria before processing.
- Event Notifications - Triggers alerts through various notification agents when requests are made or status changes occur.
- Status Notifications - Alerts users about the progress and outcome of media requests through various communication channels.
- Media Visibility Filters - Controls which media titles are tracked or hidden from users through the management of watchlists and blocklists.
- API Request Authentication - Validates identity via session cookies and API keys in request headers for secure API access.
- Role-Based Access Control - Provides role-based access control to manage user permissions for requesting and approving media.
- Webhook Event Notifications - Sends real-time status updates and data to external endpoints via automated webhook event notifications.
- Media Requests - Manages media requests and discovery.
