Given that Readarr is retired, although propped up by rreading-glasses, we need a replacement and Bindery seems to be an active and well versioned replacement. It’s written in go with a single binary, has independent sourcing, and uses many of the current apps already available.
I’d like to request that Scryer be added as a supported application on Ultra.cc. Scryer is a self‑hosted media management application for movies, TV series, and anime. It consolidates the functionality of multiple *arr tools into a single, efficient Rust‑compiled binary, while also providing significantly better anime support than the Servarr stack. What Scryer Does Monitors libraries and tracked titles Searches indexers for releases Evaluates releases against quality and rules policies Coordinates downloads and imports Organizes media files for servers Manages subtitles (including time alignment) Provides deep multilingual support Offers media discovery based on trends and existing libraries Handles anime with proper season/episode logic, multi‑season packs, and filler/canon identification Conceptually, it’s “Sonarr + Radarr + Seerr + Bazarr + extra functionality” — but implemented as a single, fast, machine‑code Rust binary with no affiliation to Servarr. Technical Overview Single Rust binary Embedded web UI GraphQL API SQLite-backed application state Plugin runtime for indexers, download clients, subtitle providers, and notifications Supported Platforms Docker (first‑party images: ghcr.io/scryer-media/scryer) Windows (MSI installer recommended) Unraid (first‑party community app) Project Link GitHub: https://github.com/scryer-media/scryer Scryer is actively developed, well‑documented, and already widely adopted in the self‑hosted community. Adding it to the Ultra.cc app catalog would give users a modern, unified alternative to the traditional *arr ecosystem.
It looks like File Browser has officially been archived. From their repo: File Browser is archived on 2026-09-01. The last planned release has already shipped. There will be no further releases, bug fixes, or security fixes. https://github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser Given that there won’t be any future security fixes, I’m not very comfortable continuing to run it, especially since File Browser is exposed publicly. With the security landscape evolving as quickly as it is, particularly with AI making vulnerability discovery and exploitation easier, I think it would make sense for Ultra.cc to consider removing or deprecating File Browser and offering a maintained alternative for the same use case. A few potential replacements I came across: File browser quantum - A fork of File Browser that is actively maintained and includes a number of enhancements, including ongoing security fixes. This seems like it could potentially be the easiest replacement for existing File Browser users. NextExplorer - Another modern web-based file manager. Filestash - A more established web-based file manager with support for a variety of storage backends.
I feel like Sportarr would be an excellent inclusion. Are there any plans at the moment to implement it?
More information at https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client A web interface and download client proxy for managing torrents on debrid services like TorBox and Real-Debrid. It emulates the qBittorrent web API, allowing applications like Prowlarr, Sonarr, and Radarr to interact with it seamlessly and send torrents directly to a debrid server. Installation details: https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client I'd be really happy to see this offered! Is it possible to make it an offering so it can be used as a download client bridge to send torrents directly to a debrid service?
Please consider adding Vikunja as an official or unofficial application installer. Vikunja is a lightweight, open-source, self-hosted task and project management application similar to Todoist. Website: https://vikunja.io/ Source: https://github.com/go-vikunja/vikunja Thanks for considering it.
It is failing to update/install Kavita on the new version (0.9.1). Thank you!
May I request https://github.com/Kha-kis/arr-dashboard A unified dashboard for managing multiple Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Plex, Tautulli, Jellyfin, Emby, and Seerr instances. Consolidate your media automation management into a single, secure, and powerful interface.
May I request https://github.com/cenodude/CrossWatch CrossWatch (CW) is a synchronization engine that act as a bridge and keeps your Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, SIMKL, Floppy, Trakt, AniList, TMDb, MDBList, PublicMetaDB, PunchPlay, BingeBase, Scrob, Tautulli, Kodi, Nuvio, Stremio and CW local tracker in sync. It runs locally with a web UI where you link accounts, define sync pairs, run them manually or on a schedule, and review stats and history. CW also includes its own tracker to keep your data safe with snapshots. With Profiles, you can manage separate sync setups for yourself and for friends or family too, with their own servers and/or tracker API's.
More information at https://www.grampsweb.org/ A free, open-source genealogy system for building your family tree – together. Use it standalone or as a companion to Gramps Desktop, with full control over your data and privacy as the top priority. Installation details: https://www.grampsweb.org/install_setup/setup/ I’d be really happy to see this offered! Is it possible to make it an offering?
Summary Please consider adding Suwayomi-Server to the available one-click apps. Why it’s needed Komga is great for reading and organizing, but it cannot automatically track or download new manga chapters. Suwayomi uses Tachiyomi/Mihon extensions to automate downloading chapters directly on the server, completing the self-hosted manga stack. Resource Links GitHub: https://github.com/Suwayomi/Suwayomi-Server Docker: ghcr.io/suwayomi/suwayomi-server Thanks for considering!
the FUSE 2 compatibility library was removed (trixie no longer ships it by default; only libfuse3 is present). One of my long-running tools links against libfuse.so.2 and is down since the upgrade. Could you install libfuse2t64? It's in trixie main (version 2.9.9-9), a standard compatibility package with no configuration needed.
MoviePilot：https://github.com/jxxghp/MoviePilot clouddrive2：https://www.clouddrive2.com/help.html
Like we have for minecraft, it would be great to be able to host a valheim server
Hi, could you sent an ics event file for calender app like Google calender [maintance.txt](https://64959a53fe5ce591687ae45a.featurebase-attachments.com/lta?t=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJvYmplY3RLZXkiOiI2NDk1OWE1M2ZlNWNlNTkxNjg3YWU0NWEvcG9zdC82YTdmMDdlNTQ4NjI1MjljYTYwYzE0ZWYvMDFhMDAwMzYtNTczOS03ODI1LThkYTItM2NlMGFhOTk4ZjFlL2I2NHUtYldGcGJuUmhibU5sTG5SNGRBLnR4dCIsImV4cCI6MjEwMjA3MDAxNSwidHlwZSI6InByZXNpZ25lZC11cmwiLCJpYXQiOjE3ODY3MTAwMTV9.9Ldsvq9Aq_uKQwphcDRWm2FXQRNFcbauxPWUxSCGm6o) because there’s a format to use and timezone
BookLore no longer exists and it’d be nice to have something other than Calibre.
Could we get Upbrr added to the app list? It’s the Upload Assistant successor, made by the Autobrr team. https://github.com/autobrr/upbrr?tab=readme-ov-file https://upbrr.com