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I'm working on a Jellyfin client concept that could be used to stream, discover, download and manage your local movie library, with a sleek user interface. The idea is to combine the functionality of radarr, sonarr, jellyfin and overseerr into one modern application. What do you guys think, would you use something like this? What features would you find useful? I'm trying to decide if this is worth the time commitment :)
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Great idea ! I encourage you to pursue this brilliant project.
If I would ever pay for a software this would be it. I'd try me best to support the development
I’d be very interested in this, having a single binary for everything would simplify getting into an *arr setup so much
Looks great, what OS do you plan to support?
I would LOVE to use something like this, that can streamline the process. Super cool!
Really love the UI and how clean it looks. But I fail to see how this would differ from Plex with Overseerr with the auto request bookmarked or just using Stremio. Either way, an alternative Jellyfin client would be lovely since that's the primary reason I had to move to Plex.
Yup. I'd definitely use this. Do you plan on making a git for your work? Maybe some of us would pitch in to help.
That's great to hear. I'll definitely make it open source once the app is somewhat usable
I think someone as already done something similar : https://github.com/itsToggle/plex_debrid.
Stupid question but can I skip the debrid part and just use the watchlist/overseer/download part? Would be cool for users to request stuff like that
I remember seeing a design concept for a new jellyfin client on reddit a couple of months ago with a netflix-like UI, was that you? I found it really cool back there and then never heard of it anymore