Inspired by the workflow of Radarr and Sonarr, Playerr is designed to be the definitive solution for video game enthusiasts who self-host their libraries. It bridges the gap between your local digital assets and the vast world of gaming metadata.
Intelligent Library Scanning: Recursive and smart recognition engine that identifies video game platforms across your storage, mapping local files to their respective titles.
Rich Metadata Integration: Native hooks into IGDB and Steam APIs to fetch high-quality artwork, descriptions, ratings, and release dates.
Seamless PVR Workflow: Support for Prowlarr and Jackett for automated indexer management and advanced searching.
NZB Protocol Support: Native integration for Usenet downloads via NZB files, automatically handling protocol associations. Compatible with SABnzbd and NZBGet.
Download Client Connectivity: Native API integration for managing transfers via industry-standard clients (qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd).
Modern Web GUI: A vibrant, dark-themed responsive interface designed for both desktop and containerized environments.
Smart Path & File Management: Automatic folder renaming based on sanitized IGDB titles, preserving original release structure while keeping the library clean and organized.
Automated Deployment Tool: Efficiently processes local installation packages and identifies primary executables to streamline library organization.
Unified Library View: Display your entire gaming collection in one place, including native support for syncing and viewing your Steam Library.
I'm building Playerr with the community in mind. Your feedback is the engine that drives our development.
Contribute: Found a bug? Have a killer feature idea? Open an issue or a PR!
Support: If Playerr brings value to your setup, consider supporting the project. Your contributions enable more focused development, better stability, and faster implementation of the roadmap.
Playerr is an open-source project for educational and personal library management. It is not affiliated with any third-party game platforms or metadata providers. The developers do not condone piracy; users are responsible for complying with their local laws regarding copyright and content usage. See DISCLAIMER.md for the full legal notice.