Kitsu Self-Hosted
Self-hosted anime and manga library tracker
Shoko is a self-hosted anime collection management system that automatically organizes and identifies your anime files using hashes. It integrates with media servers and tracks your watch progress.
Key features
- Automatic anime identification
- Hash-based file matching
- Plex and Jellyfin plugins
- Watch tracking
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Excellent anime metadata
- Strong automation
Trade-offs
- Anime-only focus
- Initial setup is involved
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