HolyArrs is a lightweight, self-hosted media management app intended to consolidate the jobs commonly handled by Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Bazarr, Prowlarr and Seerr/Overseerr. It provides one web interface and login for browsing titles, requesting shows or seasons, approving requests, choosing releases according to quality, size and language rules, managing subtitles, and tracking upcoming releases and downloads. When a request is made, HolyArrs searches configured sources, selects a release, sends it to an existing downloader and organizes it in the library; a connected Plex, Jellyfin or Emby server can then detect the media. The project reports a roughly 15 MB container image and about 140 MB idle RAM with 10,000 titles, compared with 718 MB of downloads for the six separate apps it aims to replace.
HolyArrs runs in Docker on AMD64, ARM64 and ARMv7, and supports qBittorrent, Transmission, Deluge, SABnzbd and NZBGet, plus Torznab/Newznab indexers or Prowlarr and Jackett. Its migration tools import selected settings, libraries, indexers, download clients and requests from several established apps; users can test the import, undo it, and run the old setup alongside HolyArrs. The software is free and open source, with no metadata API keys required and stored credentials encrypted using a key in the configuration folder. It does not download files itself, and built-in downloading, phone and TV apps, AI features, and music browsing in Explore are not yet available.
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