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Mydia

Your personal media companion, built with Phoenix LiveView

A modern, self-hosted media management platform for tracking, organizing, and monitoring your media library.

Early Development

Mydia is still in version 0.x.x and is subject to major changes from version to version. Feedback is welcome! Expect bugs and please open issues or feature requests.

Features

  • Unified Media Management - Track both movies and TV shows with rich metadata from TMDB/TVDB
  • Automated Downloads - Background search and download with quality profiles and smart release ranking
  • Automatic Quality Upgrades - A bounded daily sweep replaces files scoring below your profile's cutoff, and re-checks the replacement before trashing anything
  • Download Clients - qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, and NZBGet support
  • Indexer Integration - Search via Prowlarr and Jackett for finding releases
  • Built-in Indexer Library - Native Cardigann support (experimental, limited testing)
  • Multi-User System - Built-in admin/guest roles with request approval workflow
  • SSO Support - Local authentication plus OIDC/OpenID Connect integration
  • Release Calendar - Track upcoming releases and monitor episodes
  • Import Lists - Sync external lists from TMDB (watchlists, popular, trending) to auto-add content (experimental)
  • Remote Access - P2P connectivity for the Flutter player via iroh (experimental)
  • Media Playback - HLS streaming with on-the-fly transcoding (experimental)
  • Trakt.tv Integration - Scrobbling and library sync
  • Modern Real-Time UI - Phoenix LiveView with instant updates and responsive design

Where to Start

  • New to Mydia

    Follow the Get Mydia running tutorial and have a working instance with an admin account in about 10 minutes.

  • Have a specific task

    The how-to guides cover installation, connecting clients and indexers, deployment, and everything else you do once Mydia is running.

  • Looking something up

    The reference section lists environment variables, configuration options, and schemas.

  • Want to know why

    Explanation covers why Mydia works the way it does, including how it compares to Radarr and Sonarr.

  • Building a plugin

    Building Plugins covers the plugin sandbox, the event model, and how to write, test, and ship one.

  • Contributing to Mydia

    Contributing covers the development environment, testing, and the codebase's architecture.

Screenshots

  • Dashboard

    Dashboard

  • Movies

    Movies

  • TV Shows

    TV Shows

  • Calendar

    Calendar

Getting Help

Tech Stack

  • Phoenix 1.8 + LiveView
  • Ecto + SQLite/PostgreSQL
  • Oban (background jobs)
  • Tailwind CSS + DaisyUI
  • Req (HTTP client)