Up Next
The mixed queue pairs part-watched resumes with released next-up episodes and keeps the services that can play each card nearby.
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Everything your watch history needs.
Plembfin keeps the important parts of your media stack together: the event, the local record, the next thing to watch, and the sync that follows.
FEATURES
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SYNC AND HISTORY
Plembfin holds the canonical watch state and distributes it, keeping a result for every destination.
01 Canonical sync One local record of watched state, progress, and rewatches that every connected app is brought into line with. 02 Cross-platform resume Pause on one server and pick up where you stopped on another. 03 Rewatch tracking Keep genuine repeat viewings without duplicate noise. 04 Sync Activity and retries See where each change came from, where it went, what happened, and retry only what failed. 05 Force Sync and rebuilds Replay canonical state onto a new server or a rebuilt library, per title or library-wide. 06 Manual watch review Choose a trustworthy date for provider Mark Played events that arrive without one.
WATCH AND BROWSE
Live playback, poster-first libraries, rich detail pages, and reports on what you watched.
07 Now Playing and Up Next Live sessions, resume progress, and the next thing worth starting with links to open it. 08 Movie and TV libraries Poster-first libraries with search, filters, sorting, and per-card actions. 09 Media detail pages Cast, trailers, artwork, reviews, collections, and episode air dates on every title. 10 Upcoming calendar A scrolling month view of upcoming episode air dates across the shows you follow. 11 Unified search Search your local libraries and external providers together, with local media first. 12 Stats and reports All-time and period totals, top shows, and platform playback distribution.
DISCOVER AND PERSONAL SHELVES
Current feeds, requests, and private lists that stay separate from canonical watch history.
13 Discovery rails Browse trending, now-playing, and airing-today feeds before a title reaches your library. 14 Seerr requests Request missing movies and shows through Overseerr or Jellyseerr from the detail page. 15 Watchlist Save movies and shows for later without turning your archive into a public profile. 16 Ratings Private 1 to 10 scores for movies, shows, and episodes on one canonical episode identity. 17 Custom Lists Named collections you define, managed from any card or detail page. 18 Personal Rating Sync Optional two-way rating exchange with Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, and Trakt on its own durable queue. 19 Plex Watchlist Sync Optional two-way sync with the Plex account watchlist, with a safe first-run union.
RUN IT YOUR WAY
One process, one SQLite file, guided setup, backups, and a hardened default posture.
20 Self-hosted and private One process and one SQLite file on your own hardware, with no external database. 21 Guided first-run setup Claim the instance, then a resumable wizard connects servers, metadata, and webhooks. 22 Automated backups Daily local backups, with optional scheduled offsite copies to a remote destination. 23 Metadata and artwork TMDB, TheTVDB, Fanart.tv, and OMDb enrichment behind a local high-resolution image cache. 24 Hardened by default Strict Content Security Policy, scrypt password hashing, rate limiting, and signed sessions. 25 Progressive Web App Installable on iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows for a native-feeling experience.
IN THE APP
A clear view of the work.
Focused screens for the two jobs you come back to most: deciding what is next and checking what synced.
Sync Activity
One row per movie or show, holding the source, every destination result, and a retry that targets only what failed.
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