Sonarr
Radarr
Lidarr
Prowlarr
Bazarr
Seerr
Jellyfin
Docker
qBittorrent
Transmission
Plex
Pulsarr
Maintainerr
Tracearr
Immich
RomM
BookOrbit
TinyMediaManager
Recyclarr
FlareSolverr
Postgres
Cloudflare
Stack services
Browse the full lineup of media apps, download clients, request tools, databases, and support services without losing the thread.
0.3.0-alpha.1
Stackarr
Run a private media server stack with one polished control plane for requests, downloads, libraries, backups, books, and remote access.
Local-first by design. Stars help more self-hosters find the alpha while it is still young.
Product tour
Your media stack, finally in one place
Stackarr turns the usual mix of tabs, config files, and one-off scripts into a focused control plane for running, tuning, and recovering your server.
UI settings
Tune the experience to your setup with theme, refresh, service-link, and onboarding preferences that stay with the app.
Start strong
Choose your launch path
Guided setup
Pair Stackarr with a trusted coding agent and let it handle the repetitive setup work with your choices in the loop.
stackarr mcp serve
stackarr plugins install hermesBuilt for local MCP clients including Codex, Claude, Hermes, and OpenClaw-style agents.
Docker stack
Spin up Stackarr with its managed services when you want the full home media stack in one launch.
docker pull polyphonic/stackarr:alpha
docker compose -f stackarr/docker-compose.yml --profile stackarr up -d appSetup with a co-pilot
Let a trusted agent handle the repetitive wiring, checks, and setup steps while you stay in control of the choices that matter.
One media flow
Bring movies, shows, music, books, subtitles, indexers, and request apps into a stack that feels designed to work together.
Rebuild-ready backups
Protect the settings and app data that make the stack yours, so recovery is planned before anything breaks.
Private by default
Start on your own machine, keep services local, and open only the access paths you decide to share.
Open-source signal
Help Stackarr reach more self-hosters
GitHub stars are a small action with useful surface area: they improve discovery, give contributors a visible signal, and make release posts easier to trust.