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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/TheyCallMeDozer on 2025-07-22 17:16:04+00:00.

As promised…

NO AI BULLSHIT…. needing to hook up or run local LLM's for recomendations of shit to watch...

No subscriptions, no creepy tracking, no cloud dependency. Just your Plex, your API keys, and a slick self-hosted dashboard built for one thing:

That’s where Nextt comes in.

What it does:

• Analyzes your 4★–5★ Plex ratings - 10 Most Recent TV and Movies (can increase its open source go nuts)
• Fetches tailored recommendations via TMDB
• Beautiful UI (dark mode, responsive)
• One-click requests via Overseerr
• Filters by genre, country, anime, K-drama, ratings, and more

https://preview.redd.it/q4h3bmcekgef1.png?width=1435&format=png&auto=webp&s=a3f0d23050284204b2b4067008f5f87628ca67b4

Tech stack:

• React + TypeScript frontend
• Tailwind CSS
• Vite
• Local config panel + connection tester
• Backend planned (FastAPI), frontend is live now and fully demo-able

What you need:

• Plex Server with user ratings
• Free TMDB API key
• Your Plex token
• (Optional) Overseerr for instant "Request to Download" button

Setup takes like 5–10 mins. Full instructions in the README.

Features:

• Personalized “What to watch next” from your actual Plex tastes
• Filterable by genre, region, language, rating
• Click to request via Overseerr
• Responsive UI, works on mobile
• Manual & auto library sync
• Fully local, no cloud dependencies
• Docker backend version coming soon

Current status:

• Frontend fully built + mock API layer working
• Real backend under construction (FastAPI)
• Actively developed — contributions welcome

Get it here:

GitHub → https://github.com/WhiskeyCoder/Nextt

No OpenAI keys, no tokens, no serverless traps, no local LLMS

Just free, useful, self-hosted Plex tools — for people who want better recommendations based on their actual tastes, not generic trending garbage. I may add more shit to this later, if I get a weird idea.

Give it a try and tell me what sucks. PRs, stars, and feature requests welcome.