Your whole self-hosted media stack in one Android app
Sonarr · Radarr · Bazarr · Prowlarr · Transmission · Portainer · Gluetun · Emby
Manage libraries, discover what to watch next, grab releases, fix subtitles, watch your downloads fly, and keep the containers and VPN underneath it all healthy, from one fast, polished app. No accounts, no telemetry, no backend: the app talks directly to your own services. Free and open source, MIT licensed.
- Home: cross-service dashboard: continue watching and next-up from Emby, latest unwatched shows/movies (cross-referenced against your Emby watched state), a scrollable schedule of upcoming monitored releases, and a cumulative health pill for every connected service.
- TV & Movies: full Sonarr/Radarr library management plus Jellyseerr-style discovery: trending/popular/genre rows, personalized "because you added X" recommendations, advanced filters (genre, language, country, network, year range, runtime, per-source rating minimums) and sorts by TMDB/IMDB/Rotten Tomatoes ratings.
- Interactive search: Sonarr/Radarr-grade manual release search with quality/custom-format/seeder details, plus Prowlarr indexer search.
- Torrents: Transmission client: live speeds, filters, add via magnet, per-torrent files and controls.
- Subs: full Bazarr management: search/download per episode or movie, wanted, history, blacklist, providers, mass search.
- Infra: Portainer (stacks, containers, logs, lifecycle, image prune) and Gluetun VPN (status, exit IP, start/stop, change location).
- Multi-server: several server profiles with separate local/remote URLs, automatic or manual local/remote switching, encrypted on-device storage, backup/restore.
| Service | Auth | Default port | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sonarr | API key | 8989 | Settings → General → API Key |
| Radarr | API key | 7878 | Settings → General → API Key |
| Prowlarr | API key | 9696 | Settings → General → API Key |
| Bazarr | API key | 6767 | Header auth (X-API-KEY) |
| Transmission | Basic auth | 9091 | /rpc appended automatically |
| Portainer | Access token | 9000 | See gotchas below |
| Gluetun | none | 8000 | Requires the custom fork (see below) |
| Emby | API key | 8096 | Settings → Advanced → API Keys |
Discovery uses TMDB (bundled read token, overridable in Settings) and OMDB for IMDB/Rotten Tomatoes ratings (bring your own free key from omdbapi.com for rating filters/sorts).
- URLs: enter the base URL as you'd open it in a browser, including any
path prefix your reverse proxy uses (e.g.
http://nas:8080/sonarr). Each service takes an optional separate remote URL; the app picks local/remote automatically (any Wi-Fi = local) or manually via Settings → Connection → Auto/Local/Remote, use the override when you're on Wi-Fi away from home. - Portainer: React Native cannot skip self-signed certificate validation,
so Portainer's default self-signed HTTPS (
:9443) will not work. Use the HTTP port (default:9000, enable it under Portainer settings if needed) or put Portainer behind a reverse proxy with a valid certificate. Create the token under My account → Access tokens. - Gluetun: stock gluetun has no web UI and its control API alone isn't
enough for the in-app experience. OpenArr targets a custom gluetun build
with a bundled web UI and the control API served alongside it:
github.com/gdsoumya/gluetun, published
as dated image tags at
ghcr.io/gdsoumya/gluetun. Point OpenArr at the control server port (default8000); the app auto-detects whether the API lives at/v1(current builds) or/api/v1(older builds). - Emby: an admin-created API key is used; watched state comes from the server's first user, which fits single-user setups. "Open in Emby" deep-links into the Emby app when installed, otherwise the web UI.
- HTTP vs HTTPS: cleartext HTTP is supported for LAN use, but anything
remote should be HTTPS, the app warns when a remote URL uses
http://because API keys and passwords would travel unencrypted. - Backups: Settings → Data exports all server configs as JSON. The export contains keys/passwords in plaintext, store it somewhere safe.
Grab the APK from the latest release and sideload it, or build from source below.
Requirements: Node 20+, JDK 17, Android SDK (ANDROID_HOME), a device or
emulator.
npm install
make android-install # release APK, installed to the connected device
make android # debug build
make test && make typecheckRelease builds are signed with android/keystore.properties (not committed);
see make help for all targets. iOS is untested.
See CONTRIBUTING.md, and CLAUDE.md for the architecture
and the performance/security rules the codebase follows.
MIT © Soumya Ghosh Dastidar