Best open-source Media trackers

Ranked picks

1. 1

   Ryot

   GPL-3.0 tracker for movies, shows, books, and more — the c17 Goodreads/Letterboxd/Trakt path.

   When to pick it: One diary for films, shows, and books.

   3,644 stars in the catalog

2. 2

   Yamtrack

   AGPL-3.0 self-hosted media tracker.

   When to pick it: The other tracker if Ryot is not the shape.

   3,714 stars in the catalog

3. 3

   BookLogr

   Apache-2.0 personal library tracker.

   When to pick it: Books only, not films.

   634 stars in the catalog

4. 4

   Watcharr

   GPL-3.0 watched list for movies, TV, anime, and games.

   When to pick it: A watched list, not a social network.

   1,534 stars in the catalog

How they compare

Related pages

• Ryot / Yamtrack / BookLogr stack
• Audiobookshelf / Calibre-Web / Kavita stack
• Jellyfin stack
• Replace Goodreads
• Replace Letterboxd
• Replace Trakt
• Replace Audible
• Replace Kindle
• Replace Plex
• Replace Netflix
• All best open-source pages
• All compare pages
• All replace pages
• All stacks
• Tools catalog

FAQ

Goodreads, Letterboxd, or Trakt?

Same published stack — /replace/goodreads, /replace/letterboxd, /replace/trakt. Ryot if you want one box. BookLogr if the job is a personal library. Watcharr if you want a watched list.

Why not BookWyrm?

BookWyrm's license is ACSL, not OSI. This ranking uses GPL/Apache/AGPL catalog tools instead.

Is this Jellyfin?

No. Jellyfin plays the files (/best/media-libraries). Audiobookshelf/Kavita play the books (/best/ebook-audiobook). This page is the diary.

Are these free?

Ryot and Watcharr are GPL-3.0. Yamtrack is AGPL-3.0. BookLogr is Apache-2.0. You pay hosting. Template users never pay c17.

How do I deploy it?

Open /stacks/ryot-trackers. Persist the database. Import a CSV if the vendor still gives you one.