A Plex “autopilot” that watches what you’re watching, builds curated collections, and keeps your library tidy — without the babysitting.

What it does

• Plex-triggered automation:
  • Automatically reacts to Plex library activity and runs smart workflows in real time.
• Scheduler automation:
  • Handles off-hours fetching and Plex home refresh workflows.
• Curated Movies and TV Shows collections:
  • Inspired by your Immaculate Taste (long-term collection)
  • Based on your recently watched (refreshes on every watch)
  • Change of Taste (refreshes on every watch)
• Per-viewer personalization (Movies + TV):
  • Each Plex viewer gets their own curated rows (for example: Based on your recently watched show (userName)).
  • Recommendation datasets are isolated per viewer and per library, so one viewer’s history does not influence another viewer’s rows.
• Role-based Plex pinning:
  • Admin viewer rows are pinned to Library Recommended and Home.
  • Non-admin viewer rows are pinned to Friends Home (current Plex workflow limitation for shared users).
• Recommendation engine:
  • TMDB-powered suggestions
  • Optional: Google + OpenAI
• Keeps a snapshot database:
  • Stores recommendation data so refresher jobs can detect when pending titles become available in Plex.
• Plex library selection guardrails:
  • Choose which movie/show libraries are included during onboarding and later from Command Center → Plex Library Selection.
  • New Plex movie/show libraries are included automatically unless you turn them off.
  • If a run targets a turned-off or temporarily unavailable library, that part is skipped safely and shown clearly in the run report instead of failing the whole job.
• Refresher scoping behavior:
  • Collection-triggered/chained refresh stays scoped to the triggering viewer/library.
  • Standalone refresher runs (scheduled or manual without scope) sweep eligible users/libraries in deterministic order, with admin processed last.
• Radarr + Sonarr integration:
  • Sends movies/series directly to ARR downloaders when Overseerr mode is off.
• Observatory:
  • Swipe to approve download requests (optional “approval required” mode), curate suggestions.
  • Swipe left adds a suggestion to your rejected list (it won’t be suggested again). You can clear this via Command Center → Reset Rejected List.
• Overseerr integration (optional centralized request flow):
  • Route missing movie/TV requests to Overseerr instead of direct ARR sends.
  • Enable it per task card, so each task can use its own missing-item flow.
  • Includes a Command Center reset control to clear all Overseerr requests when needed.
• Job reports & logs:
  • Step-by-step breakdowns, metrics tables, and run history.
• Operational visibility and controls:
  • User-aware Command Center reset controls, Plex-user dataset management, expanded debugger coverage, and clearer user/media run reporting.
• More features on the way:
  • Discovering Media from film industries around the world
  • Email reports on media server health
  • Windows and macOS support

Desktop UI

Mobile UI (full mobile support)

Plex UI examples

Getting started (Docker)

Installation

HTTP-only update (required)

Option A (DockerHub):

docker pull ohmzii/immaculaterr:latest
docker rm -f Immaculaterr 2>/dev/null || true

docker run -d \
  --name Immaculaterr \
  --network host \
  -e HOST=0.0.0.0 \
  -e PORT=5454 \
  -e APP_DATA_DIR=/data \
  -e DATABASE_URL=file:/data/tcp.sqlite \
  -v immaculaterr-data:/data \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  ohmzii/immaculaterr:latest

Option B (GHCR):

docker pull ghcr.io/ohmzi/immaculaterr:latest
docker rm -f Immaculaterr 2>/dev/null || true

docker run -d \
  --name Immaculaterr \
  --network host \
  -e HOST=0.0.0.0 \
  -e PORT=5454 \
  -e APP_DATA_DIR=/data \
  -e DATABASE_URL=file:/data/tcp.sqlite \
  -v immaculaterr-data:/data \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  ohmzii/immaculaterr:latest

Optional HTTPS sidecar (can run anytime later)

restart the browser after running the following command.

mkdir -p ~/immaculaterr
curl -fsSL -o ~/immaculaterr/caddy-entrypoint.sh \
  "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ohmzi/Immaculaterr/v1.6.0/docker/immaculaterr/caddy-entrypoint.sh"
chmod +x ~/immaculaterr/caddy-entrypoint.sh

docker pull caddy:2.8.4-alpine
docker rm -f ImmaculaterrHttps 2>/dev/null || true

docker run -d \
  --name ImmaculaterrHttps \
  --network host \
  -e IMM_ENABLE_HTTP=false \
  -e IMM_ENABLE_HTTPS=true \
  -e IMM_HTTPS_PORT=5464 \
  -e IMM_INCLUDE_LOCALHOST=true \
  -e IMM_ENABLE_LAN_IP=true \
  -e APP_INTERNAL_PORT=5454 \
  -v ~/immaculaterr/caddy-entrypoint.sh:/etc/caddy/caddy-entrypoint.sh:ro \
  -v immaculaterr-caddy-data:/data \
  -v immaculaterr-caddy-config:/config \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  caddy:2.8.4-alpine \
  /bin/sh /etc/caddy/caddy-entrypoint.sh

Access after installation

• HTTP app (available after the required install step):
  • http://localhost:5454/
  • http://<server-ip>:5454/
• HTTPS sidecar (available only if you ran the optional HTTPS command):
  • https://localhost:5464/
  • https://<server-ip>:5464/
• Available ports:
  • 5454/tcp: Immaculaterr HTTP
  • 5464/tcp: Immaculaterr HTTPS sidecar (optional)

For install and update commands, use the setup guide: doc/setupguide.md. For local HTTPS, run docker/immaculaterr/install-local-ca.sh on the Docker host (recommended), or accept your browser's risk warning when prompted (you may need to re-accept in later browser sessions).

Documentation

• Setup guide: doc/setupguide.md
• FAQ: doc/FAQ.md
• Security policy: doc/security.md
• Version history: doc/Version_History.md

Full project README: doc/README.md

Security and Suggestions

• Report Bug: GitHub Issues
• Send Suggestion: Immaculaterr Feedback Form

License

Immaculaterr is licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE.