What's coming to Tillarr.

The plan in four stages, from the first beta to after 1.0. Stages have no dates: each one ends when it works on real stacks. What people ask for moves things up.

  1. In the first beta

    Building now

    What the first public TestFlight build does.

    • Manage Sonarr, Radarr, qBittorrent, Seerr and Proxmox VE: the library, search, downloads, requests and guests.
    • Jellyfin: who's watching, transcodes explained and recently added. Bazarr: missing subtitles on every item page.
    • Health cards for Prowlarr, Bazarr, Home Assistant and Immich.
    • Watch every other service in the catalog, and anything else with a web address.
    • Home, Downloads, Calendar, Library, Requests, Now watching, Server and Search.
    • Problems explained: a stuck import, an unreachable service, an arr health error, a failed backup, a disk filling up.
    • A home and a remote address per service, switched on their own; custom headers; self-signed certificates.
    • Network activity, with every request the app makes and keys hidden; iCloud sync between your devices.
  2. During the beta

    Next

    Added build by build, roughly in this order.

    • Full support for Lidarr, SABnzbd, NZBGet, Transmission, Plex, Tautulli, Unraid and Portainer.
    • Health cards for Pi-hole, AdGuard Home and Uptime Kuma, with pause blocking everywhere for the DNS blockers.
    • Import your services from a Homepage dashboard, and see when a service has an update.
    • iPad layouts, the Mac menu bar extra, widgets, Shortcuts and a Control Center control.
    • Turkish, an accessibility pass, and a public feedback board with votes.
  3. At 1.0

    Launch

    When Tillarr reaches the App Store.

    • Notifications with Pro: encrypted to your devices, set up in one tap, and requests you can approve from the notification.
    • An ntfy-compatible inbox, so your monitoring tools can notify you through Tillarr too.
    • Regional prices. Beta testers get a lifetime code as thanks.
  4. After 1.0

    Ordered by demand

    The order follows what people use and ask for.

    • Backups: Proxmox Backup Server and a card that says which guests have no recent backup.
    • Health cards for TrueNAS, Nextcloud, Paperless-ngx and Syncthing.
    • Media and books: Audiobookshelf, Navidrome, Emby, Jellystat and Deluge, NZBHydra2 and Tracearr; books after a community poll.
    • Containers and remote access: Komodo, a read-only Docker socket proxy, Tailscale and Cloudflare Tunnel.
    • Host health with Glances, Beszel and Scrutiny, and Grafana and Prometheus alerts.
    • Wake-on-LAN, Live Activities, and a household mode for requests only.
    • Custom filters and manual import for the arrs, and a Proxmox console.
    • A relay you can host yourself, for notifications with no third party at all.

Not planned

Android
Tillarr is made for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Apple TV and Apple Watch
Not for now. Apple Watch gets another look after 1.x.
Playing media
Tillarr isn't a Jellyfin or Plex player. Their own apps play your library.
An SSH terminal or a file browser
Tillarr works through each service's own API, not the machine underneath.
Panels that copy an official app
Tillarr shows Home Assistant's, Immich's or Pi-hole's health and a few safe actions. Their own apps stay the place to run them.
A web app or an account
There's no backend that stores your data. The notification relay keeps only what delivery needs.
Deep admin for password-only NAS systems
Synology, QNAP and OpenMediaVault are watched by address.

Ask for a feature or report a bug

By email
Write to support@tillarr.com. A person reads every message and replies within 48 hours. For a bug, say which service and version, and what you expected.
From the beta
Send feedback from TestFlight with a screenshot. In the app, Settings → Support can attach a diagnostics file; you see what's in it first, and addresses and keys are removed.
A service we don't have
Add it by its web address and Tillarr watches it today. Tell us which one you'd like in full; requests decide what comes after 1.0.
A public board
A feedback board with votes opens with the public beta, so you can see what others asked for.