SELF-HOSTED · ONE NATIVE BINARY

Self-hosted media management for movies, TV, and anime.

Scryer monitors your library, upgrades quality automatically, organizes every file, and fetches subtitles — doing the work of a whole *arr stack in a single efficient process.

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single binary · ~100 MB RAM · Docker · Linux · macOS · Windows

Scryer discovery view showing the media library

REPLACE THE STACK

One app where you used to run a stack

Most setups bolt together a separate tool for every job — and often two of some. Scryer folds the whole pipeline into a single efficient process.

Sonarr TV series

Sonarr · 4K second instance

Radarr movies

Radarr · 4K second instance

Profilarr quality profile sync

Bazarr subtitles

Seerr requests

COLLAPSES TO

Scryer

one efficient native binary

Movies, series & anime

Quality scoring & profiles

Subtitles, synced automatically

Requests & multi-user

Custom rules & scripts

~100 MB RAM · one process

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ONE PROCESS, EVERYTHING INCLUDED

The whole stack, folded into Scryer

One application

Movies, series, and anime live in a single app — no juggling separate tools for each kind of media.

Library management

Renames and organizes files automatically, so everything stays neat and ready for Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby.

Subtitles built in

Matching subtitles are fetched and timing-corrected inside Scryer — not bolted on with a second service.

Anime, done right

Anime is a first-class citizen, including filler episodes and canon movies that other tools fumble.

Multi-user support

Built for shared libraries and request lifecycles — the workflows that show up when a household depends on one collection.

Rules & scripts

Shape behavior with a built-in rules engine, then extend post-processing with scripts for last-mile automation.

Sane defaults

A scoring-persona system gives you strong release scoring out of the box — no hand-tuning every rule up front.

Plugin system

Extend with plugins for additional indexers, download clients, subtitle providers, and notification services.

Runs lean

Around 100 MB of RAM, even on modest hardware. Keep your media stack fast on a Raspberry Pi or NAS.

HOW IT COMPARES

One Scryer vs. the usual stack

	SCRYER	A TYPICAL *ARR STACK
Movies, TV & anime	All three in one app	A Sonarr + a Radarr per library
Quality profiles	Built-in scoring personas	Profilarr to sync custom formats
Subtitles	Built in, timing-corrected	Bazarr, as a separate service
Requests	Built in, multi-user	Seerr
Footprint	One binary, ~100 MB RAM	6+ services, ~300–500 MB+