Ryot
Self-hosted tracker for movies, shows, books, games, and more
Ryot is a self-hosted application for tracking everything you consume, including movies, TV shows, video games, books, podcasts, and fitness. It provides a unified dashboard with metadata from many providers.
Key features
- Tracks many media categories
- Unified consumption dashboard
- Fitness tracking included
- Multiple metadata sources
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Very broad tracking
- Active development
Trade-offs
- Not a media player
- Setup has options to learn
Ryot replaces
Compare Ryot
22 head-to-head comparisons.
- Ryot vs Jellyfin
- Ryot vs qBittorrent
- Ryot vs SRS
- Ryot vs Navidrome
- Ryot vs Kodi
- Ryot vs Calibre-Web
- Ryot vs Koel
- Ryot vs Jackett
- Ryot vs Beets
- Ryot vs PeerTube
- Ryot vs Transmission
- Ryot vs Open Library
- Ryot vs Librum
- Ryot vs Readarr
- Ryot vs Yamtrack
- Ryot vs BookWyrm
- Ryot vs WatchYourLAN Note - CineMatic Watcharr
- Ryot vs NeoDB
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- Ryot vs Audiobookshelf-tools
- Ryot vs Komf
- Ryot vs Buchhaltung Books
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