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AIO Media Server Manager

Your whole media stack. One install.

Downloads, *Arr apps, and streaming — supervised from a single dashboard. No Compose file full of Sonarr, Radarr, and qBittorrent containers.

Install now Using the dashboard GitHub

Administrator sign-in, light theme

Administrator sign-in, dark theme

Sign-in — light and dark.

Home before any applications are installed, light theme

Home before any applications are installed, dark theme

Home before any apps with a WebUI are installed.

Catalog with application cards and install controls, light theme

Catalog with application cards and install controls, dark theme

Catalog — search, filters, and install.

Settings account page, light theme

Settings account page, dark theme

Settings. Visuals, catalog app settings, and the other sections are in Using the dashboard.

Start where you are

  • New here

    Create folders, start the container, open the UI.

    Install guide

  • Already running

    Home, Catalog, and each app's Open UI.

    Using the dashboard

  • Docker host

    The usual path for NAS boxes and Linux servers.

    Docker guide

  • Away from home

    HTTPS via Cloudflare Tunnel, then a login gate with Access.

    Remote access

Pick your platform

What you get

  • One dashboard

    Home for what is new, playing, or needs a look. Catalog for install, start/stop, and Open UI.

  • Automation + libraries

    Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, and Bazarr — when you want them.

  • Downloads

    Torrents and Usenet clients, optional VPN on the download path.

  • Watch & request

    Jellyfin, Plex, and Seerr — same appliance.

The one rule: one AIO install = one container (or one native service).
Do not add separate Sonarr/Radarr/qBittorrent containers next to it.

Intended use

AIO is a self-hosting management tool for a personal media library and a home lab:

  • Files you own (home videos, family photos, public-domain media, or your own backups of physical media).
  • Local network setup and server administration.

This repository does not host or distribute copyrighted content. It is not a licence or a legal shield. Using it to acquire, download, stream, or share unauthorized copyrighted material breaks copyright law in most places. You are responsible for following the laws where you live.

Vibe coded

Yes — this app was vibe coded.
It was built with AI pair-programming in Cursor, steered by a human who wanted a full media stack without babysitting twelve containers. That is intentional, not a secret.

If something is rough around the edges, open an issue or a PR. The vibes improve with feedback.

Image

ghcr.io/qballjos/aio-media-server-manager:latest

Works on linux/amd64 and linux/arm64. After a pull, recreate the container so new ports and runtimes apply.

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