Arr Dashboard

I’d like to +1 the general idea behind this request, although personally I’d love to see arrVantage considered as well:

https://github.com/Kazwahs/arrvantage

I use Homarr and I think it’s a great project, but I don’t really see it as solving the same problem.

Homarr is primarily a general-purpose server dashboard: it gives you a very nice homepage, widgets, links, status information and some controls for a huge variety of services.

arrVantage is much more specifically built around the media automation workflow itself. It brings Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr/Chaptarr, Prowlarr, Seerr, Plex/Jellyfin/Emby, Tautulli/Tracearr, qBittorrent/SABnzbd and Tdarr together into one purpose-built interface.

So instead of having a dashboard that tells me what is running and then opening Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, the download client, Plex, etc. when I actually want to do something, the idea is to make the dashboard itself the place where I manage the media stack.

There are also some genuinely useful media-specific integrations already there: Prowlarr indexer health/testing, download clients, Now Playing / Recently Added / Watch History / users from the media servers, library rescans, Tdarr worker and queue information, Seerr requests, and so on.

I wouldn’t say arrVantage is universally “better” than Homarr — Homarr is considerably more general-purpose and mature. But for an Ultra user running an *arr/media stack, arrVantage is much closer to the tool I actually want.

It’s also already distributed as a Docker image with persistent configuration, so it seems like a pretty natural fit for the Ultra app ecosystem.

I’d definitely be interested in seeing something like this available on Ultra, even initially as an experimental/community-supported app.