THE JELLYGLANCE STACK

Your apps. One place to manage them.¶

Connect Jellyfin or Emby first, then add the services you use. Browse by category to see what each integration does and where to configure it.

Start with Jellyfin or Emby Required connection

Connect one media server during first setup. JellyGlance can auto-detect which one the URL belongs to. Optional Requests, Downloads, Transcodes, and Invites pages appear when their services are configured.

Media server¶

Your library starts here

Jellyfin¶

One of the two supported media servers. Jellyfin can sign people in with Quick Connect.

Configuration details

Open: First setup, or Settings → Integrations → Media Server

Choose Jellyfin, or leave Auto-detect on.
Validate the URL and API key. Default port is 8096.
Sync libraries, users, items, and playback. Quick Connect uses the Jellyfin account.

Link to Jellyfin

Setup walkthrough →

Emby¶

The other supported media server. Emby signs in with a username and password. It does not use Quick Connect.

Configuration details

Open: First setup, or Settings → Integrations → Media Server

Choose Emby, or leave Auto-detect on.
Validate the URL and API key. Default port is 8096.
IS_EMBY_API=true locks the server type to Emby.

Link to Emby

Setup walkthrough →

Media tools¶

Invites, transcodes & housekeeping

3rd party apps live under Settings > Integrations > 3rd Party Apps. They cover invites, transcodes, cleanup, audiobooks, and health checks for the rest of the stack. SickChill stays with the Arr apps as a TV alternative.

Wizarr¶

Create, copy, open, sync, and manage invite links directly from JellyGlance.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

Base URL and API key. Both are required.
Test the connection, then save.
Invites appears after Wizarr is connected.

Link to Wizarr

Setup walkthrough →

Tdarr¶

Track active transcodes, queued jobs, history, artwork, conversion details, and live progress.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

Tdarr server URL, usually port 8266. API key is optional unless Tdarr requires one.
Test the connection, then save.
Active Transcodes appears after Tdarr is connected.

Link to Tdarr

Setup walkthrough →

Maintainerr¶

Monitor cleanup collections, scheduled actions, recent activity, storage state, health, and reclaimable space.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

Base URL. API key is optional unless Maintainerr requires one.
Test the connection, then save.
The Maintainerr page appears after the URL is saved.

Link to Maintainerr

Setup walkthrough →

Cleanuparr¶

See Cleanuparr strikes, removals, cleaned downloads, and client and arr health on the Downloads page. Downloads Cleanuparr is already handling skip stuck-download alerts.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

Base URL and API key. Include Cleanuparr's BASE_PATH if you set one.
Test checks /api/v2/stats, then save.
Add JellyGlance as a Gotify notification provider in Cleanuparr for alerts.

Link to Cleanuparr

Setup walkthrough →

Unpackerr¶

Connect the Unpackerr URL so Glance can health-check extract status next to the download queue. There is no second Unpackerr console.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

URL that answers HTTP. API key is optional.
Test confirms the URL responded. Extract rules stay in Unpackerr.

Link to Unpackerr

Setup walkthrough →

Kometa¶

Ping Kometa as a connected overlay/collection service. Status appears on item glance when the URL answers.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

URL that answers HTTP. API key is optional.
A successful ping shows Kometa as connected on item glance.

Link to Kometa

Setup walkthrough →

Notifiarr¶

Health-only. Connect the Notifiarr API so Glance can confirm the client is reachable. It does not replace Notifiarr's Discord tools.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

API key is required. URL defaults to https://notifiarr.com for the hosted service.
Test confirms the Notifiarr API accepted the key.

Link to Notifiarr

Setup walkthrough →

Recyclarr¶

Health-only ping for a Recyclarr URL. Glance does not edit quality profiles.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

URL that answers HTTP. API key is optional.
Glance only pings that URL. It does not edit quality profiles.

Link to Recyclarr

Setup walkthrough →

autobrr¶

Filter hits appear on Downloads next to the client queue. Glance does not configure autobrr filters.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

Base URL and API token. Both are required. Default port is 7474.
Recent filter hits show on Downloads. Filters stay in autobrr.

Link to autobrr

Setup walkthrough →

Audiobookshelf¶

Show who is listening, recent sessions, and newly added audiobooks.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → 3rd Party Apps

Base URL and an Audiobookshelf API token. Both are required.
Create the token under Audiobookshelf Settings → Users.
Server → Audiobooks appears after the URL is saved.

Link to Audiobookshelf

Setup walkthrough →

Requests¶

Bring requests into your dashboard

Seerr apps live under Settings > Integrations > Seerr Apps. Enable Jellyseerr, Overseerr, or both, then add the base URL and API key for each service.

Jellyseerr¶

Bring request cards, poster metadata, requester context, availability checks, and approval actions into JellyGlance.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Seerr Apps

Base URL and the Seerr application API key. Default port is 5055.
Enable Jellyseerr, Overseerr, or both. Each one keeps its own URL and key.

Link to Jellyseerr

Setup walkthrough →

Overseerr¶

Handle request triage, source badges, status, and per-request actions without leaving the dashboard.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Seerr Apps

Base URL and the Overseerr application API key. Default port is 5055.
Use a separate card from Jellyseerr when both are running.

Link to Overseerr

Setup walkthrough →

More about requests

Connected Seerr apps power the dedicated Requests page:

poster-first request cards with requester, status, source, type, and request age
fast filters for all, approved, available, failed, and partial requests
search and newest, oldest, or status sorting
request detail modal with movie, show, season, and episode context when the source provides it
availability checks against Jellyfin so requests can show Available, Missing, or Partially available
approve, decline, retry, mark available, and open-in-Seerr actions where the source supports them
sidebar badge counts for request items that need attention

Automation¶

Keep your media pipeline in view

Arr apps live under Settings > Integrations > Arr Apps. Each service accepts a base URL and API key, and the test action reports the app version when the service responds correctly.

Sonarr¶

Series automation for TV releases, monitored episodes, health checks, calendar entries, and import events.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps

Base URL and API key from Sonarr Settings → General → Security.
Test the connection, then run Arr Calendar Sync when you want a fresh pull.

Link to Sonarr

Setup walkthrough →

Radarr¶

Movie automation for release dates, monitored items, health checks, calendar entries, and import events.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps

Base URL and API key from Radarr Settings → General → Security.
Test the connection, then run Arr Calendar Sync when you want a fresh pull.

Link to Radarr

Setup walkthrough →

Lidarr¶

Music automation for release status, monitored artists and albums, calendar context, and health checks.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps

Base URL and API key. Default port is 8686.
Album dates land on Calendar after Arr Calendar Sync.

Link to Lidarr

Setup walkthrough →

Readarr¶

Book automation on the same Arr calendar as Lidarr. Connect the URL and API key; Glance does not become a second Readarr editor.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps

Base URL and API key. Default port is 8787.
Book dates share the Calendar with Lidarr after Arr Calendar Sync.

Link to Readarr

Setup walkthrough →

Bazarr¶

Subtitle automation status and health checks alongside the rest of the media stack.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps

Base URL and API key from Bazarr Settings → General. Default port is 6767.
Status shows on Automation Health. Bazarr does not fill the calendar.

Link to Bazarr

Setup walkthrough →

Prowlarr¶

Indexer health and connected app sync status alongside the rest of the media automation stack.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps

Base URL and API key from Prowlarr Settings → General → Security. Default port is 9696.
Indexer status shows on Automation Health.

Link to Prowlarr

Setup walkthrough →

SickChill¶

Connect and health-check SickChill as optional TV automation. It does not sync the JellyGlance release calendar (use Sonarr for that).

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Arr Apps → TV alternative

Base URL and SickChill API key.
You can set it as the preferred TV agent. Episode dates still come from Sonarr.

Link to SickChill

Setup walkthrough →

More about automation

Run Arr Calendar Sync from Settings > Tasks when you want to force a fresh pull from Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, or Readarr.

Downloads¶

Torrent & Usenet queues

Download clients live under Settings > Integrations > Download Clients and feed the dedicated Downloads page.

qBittorrent¶

Torrent queue monitoring with URL, username, and password credentials.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Download Clients

Web UI URL, username, and password.
Add the client from the Download Clients list, test, then save.

Link to qBittorrent

Setup walkthrough →

Transmission¶

Torrent queue monitoring with URL, username, and password. Supports add, pause, and remove.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Download Clients

Service URL, username, and password.
Supports add, pause, and remove after Download Queue Sync.

Link to Transmission

Setup walkthrough →

Deluge¶

Torrent queue monitoring with URL and password. Supports add, pause, and remove.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Download Clients

Web UI URL and password.
Supports add, pause, and remove after Download Queue Sync.

Link to Deluge

Setup walkthrough →

SABnzbd¶

Usenet queue monitoring with URL and API key credentials, including pause and remove.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Download Clients

Service URL and API key.
Supports pause and remove after Download Queue Sync.

Link to SABnzbd

Setup walkthrough →

NZBGet¶

Usenet queue monitoring with URL and API key. Supports add, pause, and remove.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Download Clients

Service URL, plus the Restricted username and password from NZBGet Settings → Security.
Supports add, pause, and remove after Download Queue Sync.

Link to NZBGet

Setup walkthrough →

rTorrent¶

Torrent queue monitoring through XML-RPC, with username and password. Supports add, pause, and remove.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Integrations → Download Clients

HTTP URL of the XML-RPC endpoint, plus username and password.
JellyGlance tries /RPC2 on that URL, then the URL itself.
A bare SCGI socket needs an HTTP front end such as ruTorrent first.

Link to rTorrent

Setup walkthrough →

More about downloads

The Downloads page supports magnet links, torrent URLs, and torrent file uploads. Queue sync refreshes active, queued, completed, and failed state for qBittorrent, Transmission, Deluge, rTorrent, SABnzbd, and NZBGet.

Notifications¶

Send updates where you need them

Discord-Compatible¶

Send JellyGlance events to Discord-style webhook endpoints for task, sync, media, and health updates.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Webhooks

Discord incoming webhook URL for the channel that should receive events.
Choose events, save, and send a test.

Link to Discord-Compatible

Setup walkthrough →

Gotify-Style¶

Send operational alerts to Gotify-style webhook targets for self-hosted notification flows.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Webhooks

Gotify application token on the /message URL.
Add a test send and confirm it in delivery history.

Link to Gotify-Style

Setup walkthrough →

ntfy¶

Send operational alerts to ntfy topic URLs such as https://ntfy.sh/your-topic.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Webhooks

Topic URL such as https://ntfy.sh/your-topic.
For a protected topic, add an Authorization: Bearer header.

Link to ntfy

Setup walkthrough →

Telegram¶

Send the same event set to a Telegram bot using the Bot API sendMessage URL with chat_id.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Webhooks

Bot API sendMessage URL with the bot token and chat_id.
The bot must be allowed to post in that chat.

Link to Telegram

Setup walkthrough →

Pushover¶

Send the same event set to Pushover using https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json?token=APP_TOKEN&user=USER_KEY.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Webhooks

https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json?token=APP_TOKEN&user=USER_KEY
Keep the full URL private and confirm delivery with the test action.

Link to Pushover

Setup walkthrough →

More about notifications

Common event groups include:

task started, completed, and failed
Jellyfin full sync and recently added sync
playback reporting import completed or failed
Arr calendar refresh
download started, completed, or failed
integration health warning
library scan completed

Imports & email¶

Keep your history. Share what’s new.

Tautulli Imports¶

Upload backups, preview history, skip duplicates, and manually match unmatched watch history to current Jellyfin media.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Imports → Tautulli

Upload a Tautulli backup, preview it, then import.
Match leftover users and titles to current Jellyfin media. Existing Glance rows are kept.

Link to Tautulli Imports

Setup walkthrough →

Jellystat Imports¶

Upload a Jellystat backup, preview history, and match leftover users to current Jellyfin accounts.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Imports → Jellystat

Upload a Jellystat backup and review the preview before importing.
Match unmatched users to Jellyfin users. Existing Glance rows are kept.

Link to Jellystat Imports

Setup walkthrough →

Media server history¶

Read played and in-progress items from the connected Jellyfin or Emby server. No Playback Reporting plugin is required.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Imports → Jellyfin

Preview, then sync selected users. Existing history rows are skipped.
Optional automatic sync on a 6-hour, 12-hour, daily, or weekly interval.

Link to media server history

Setup walkthrough →

Trakt¶

Link Trakt accounts to media-server users and import watch history with a device code or a file upload.

Configuration details

Open: Settings → Imports → Trakt

Save a Trakt client ID and secret. Redirect URI is urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob.
Each Trakt account maps to one Jellyfin or Emby user.

Link to Trakt

Setup walkthrough →

More about imports & email

Imported rows that cannot be matched automatically are surfaced in both Settings > Imports and Repair. Tautulli covers title and user matching. Jellystat covers user matching. Trakt links each account to one media-server user. The Jellyfin import tab reads play state from the connected server.

Newsletter content includes recently added media, weekly watch stats, active viewers, and repair status.

Access and background jobs¶

See the task reference for the full job catalog and notifications guide for destination setup.

Jellyfin Quick Connect Users approve login from Jellyfin and inherit the JellyGlance role assigned on the Users page.

Local JellyGlance Users Local accounts can be created for admin, manager, viewer, and custom role workflows.

OIDC Authentication OIDC login uses an external identity provider and matches the identity to a Jellyfin user. See authentication and permissions.

Background Jobs¶

Task	Purpose
Recently Added Items Sync	Refreshes fresh Jellyfin media shelves
Complete Jellyfin Sync	Syncs users, libraries, items, seasons, episodes, and metadata
Playback Reporting Import	Imports Jellyfin Playback Reporting Plugin rows
Integration Sync	Refreshes connected integration status
Arr Calendar Sync	Pulls release calendar data from Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, and Readarr
Download Queue Sync	Pulls active download queues from connected clients
Integration Health Check	Tests connected integration health and updates health history
Webhook Health Check	Sends a test event through enabled task webhooks and records delivery status
Backup JellyGlance	Creates a JellyGlance backup
Refresh Dashboard Stats	Refreshes cached dashboard and statistics views
Clear Stale Task Logs	Marks interrupted task logs as stale

Your apps. One place to manage them.¶

Media server¶

Jellyfin¶

Emby¶

Media tools¶

Wizarr¶

Tdarr¶

Maintainerr¶

Cleanuparr¶

Unpackerr¶

Kometa¶

Notifiarr¶

Recyclarr¶

autobrr¶

Audiobookshelf¶

Requests¶

Jellyseerr¶

Overseerr¶

Automation¶

Sonarr¶

Radarr¶

Lidarr¶

Readarr¶

Bazarr¶

Prowlarr¶

SickChill¶

Downloads¶

qBittorrent¶

Transmission¶

Deluge¶

SABnzbd¶

NZBGet¶

rTorrent¶

Notifications¶

Discord-Compatible¶

Gotify-Style¶

ntfy¶

Telegram¶

Pushover¶

Imports & email¶

Tautulli Imports¶

Jellystat Imports¶

Media server history¶

Trakt¶

Newsletter Digest¶

Access and background jobs¶

Background Jobs¶