Everyone sees a different start page
Whatever someone marks with the heart feeds their suggestions. Titles as well as actors. Two accounts on the same install never see the same thing.
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Whatever someone marks with the heart feeds their suggestions. Titles as well as actors. Two accounts on the same install never see the same thing.
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Requested, searching, already there. The state sits on the poster, so nobody has to ask. And nobody orders the same thing twice.
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A child signs in with a name and a password, nothing more. They see only the categories you unlock and only titles up to their age. Instead of requesting they wish for something, and you decide.
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A week at a glance, sorted by day. Your own titles stay separate from new releases, and the dates are the ones for your region, not somebody else's.
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Everyone sees a different start page
Whatever someone marks with the heart feeds their suggestions. Titles as well as actors. Two accounts on the same install never see the same thing.
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From “what shall we watch tonight?” all the way to the alert on their phone when it has finished downloading.
Discover
Personal recommendations, ratings on the title, trailers, cast with filmographies. Plus where a title is streaming right now.
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Requests
The path from click to finished file: quality profile, target folder, approval, handover. And what runs in the background afterwards.
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Calendar
A week at a glance: your own titles kept apart from new releases, with “still missing” and dates for your region.
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Child accounts
A place of their own for a child: their own view, only the categories you unlock, only titles up to their age. Instead of requesting they wish for something.
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Notifications
Seven channels from ntfy through Discord to Apprise, each mailbox with its own events, language and urgency.
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Feedback
A ticket centre instead of five chat threads: report problems, give feedback, and everything stays findable.
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