HolyArrs: One tiny 15MB app replaces six separate media server tools
Original headline: Show HN: A 15 MB self-hosted Netflix and Spotify for your media server — github.com
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A developer has released HolyArrs, a self-hosted media server application that combines the functionality of six separate tools—Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Bazarr, Prowlarr, and Overseerr—into a single 15 MB package. Instead of managing multiple apps, logins, ports, and API keys, users get one unified interface for requesting, downloading, and organizing TV shows, movies, and music, with built-in search, download management, and library filing.
The app dramatically simplifies the home media server setup, reducing resource footprint from over 700 MB across six apps to about 140 MB of RAM at idle. It offers a streamlined, Netflix-like browsing experience, handles user requests, applies custom release rules, and integrates with download clients automatically. For developers and media enthusiasts tired of juggling multiple services, HolyArrs delivers consolidation without bloat.
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