Ask once.
On the shelf
by tonight.
One search across eight sources. A tracker that grabs shows the day they air, files them, finds the subtitles and puts them on your Plex or Hearth (opens Hearth in a new tab) before you get home. Run it on your own box, for your own living room.
SeveranceS02E10·
Dune: Part Two2024·The Last of UsS02E07·Oppenheimer2023·ShōgunS01E10·Deadpool & Wolverine2024·FalloutS01E08·Inside Out 22024·ArcaneS02E09·Top Gun: Maverick2022·The BearS04E10·The Batman2022·Solo LevelingS02E13·Interstellar2014One week · with Pharos on the box
What a week leaves on the shelf
New episodes badged the morning after they air, films in by premiere night, every title marked with the library that holds it. Severance the morning after, Dune by premiere night, Shōgun with its subtitles already beside the file.
Signed in, this page is your own shelf: this week’s arrivals, your counts, both libraries. Host your own →
Type the title. The arguing is done for you.
The private tracker answers first and stays preferred. Seven public and usenet sources fill in only what it does not have, merged on one list and de-duplicated by release. CAM copies are hidden until you ask, a result you already own says so on the row, and usenet goes to NZBGet while torrents go to qBittorrent — you never pick a client.
Private trackerThe Pirate Bay
YTSEZTV
NyaaLimeTorrents
1337xSpotwebAndor S02E01
Follow a show once. Never think about it again.
Each tracked show is one hardened rule on the tracker’s feed. The name has to appear as a phrase, before the episode number, so “The Voice” never grabs “Voice From the Past”, and a season floor stops a re-upload of old seasons from flooding the disk. When an episode is on the trackers’ front page but missed the feed, the top-picks pass takes it anyway. See the tracker →
You add the show
From a search result, a premiere card or the calendar. Quality and resolution are pinned on the rule.
It airs
The feed matches the release on day one. The rule, not a guess, decides: name \W+ before SxxExx.
It is filed
Hard-linked into the right season folder so it keeps seeding, junk purged, archives inspected before they open.
Subtitled, on the shelf
English subtitles written beside the file for every viewer. You get the notification; everyone gets the episode.
Plex and Hearth, side by side. Nothing twice.
Every tile, every search result and every ownership chip says which library holds it. A film on both appears once. A show you have in Plex and an episode you only have in Hearth read as one shelf — and play from whichever has it.
Plex
The main library. Streams anywhere, shares with everyone, cleaned by the finder.
Hearth
(opens Hearth in a new tab)A second server, read through its API: posters, episodes and playback through the same pages. Optional — without one, the shelf is Plex.
In Plex · 1080pIn Hearth · S04E03In library · bothNot yet — one tap awayThe feed is read every few minutes. The rule decides.
Every tracked show is one rule on the tracker’s RSS feeds, rebuilt to the same hardened shape at every start. The show name must appear as a phrase before the episode number, so another show’s episode title can never match; the resolution is pinned; a season floor declines re-uploads of old seasons; and an episode qBittorrent already holds is never fetched twice. What it declines is logged, so a quiet week is checkable, not a mystery.
^(?:(?!\bs\d{1,3}e\d{1,4}).)*?\bthe\W+voice\b.*1080pfloor S30 · 3 feeds- The.Voice.S30E06.1080p.WEB.h264-EDITH✓grabbed · S30E06
- Star.Wars.Visions.S01E03.Voice.From.the.Past.1080p.WEB×name sits after the SxxExx
- The.Voice.S30E06.2160p.WEB.h265-EDITH×rule pinned to 1080p
- The.Voice.S12E01.1080p.WEB.x264-REMUX×below the season floor
- The.Voice.S30E06.1080p.WEB.h264-NTb–already held · 30x6
- The.Voice.S30E07.1080p.WEB.h264-EDITH✓grabbed · S30E07
The trackers’ front pages, already cross-checked.
Staff picks are the private tracker’s curated list. Fresh and Hot are the other indexers’ own browse pages, gated to films and shows — no adult rows, no one source carpeting the page. Posters are resolved once in the background and a confidently wrong poster is refused rather than shown. A tracked show that appears here but missed its feed is auto-grabbed by its own rule and badged.
In Plex
In Plex
In Hearth
In Plex
In Plex
In PlexShow, season, episode. Filed while it seeds.
A finished download is read from the folder, not the torrent, so usenet and torrents file the same way. The video is hard-linked into Show\Season N\ — same bytes, no copy, still seeding — junk is purged before the move, archives are read before they are opened, and the subtitle lands beside the file. Plex sees it on the next scan.
- ▣Slow.Horses.S05E02.1080p.ATVP.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.264-NTb.mkv2.9 GB · seeding
- ▢RARBG.txt · NTb.nfo · www.urlpurged
- ▤Subs\subs.zipinspected · 1 .srt, no .exe
- ▣Slow.Horses.S05E02.1080p.ATVP.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.264-NTb.mkvin Plex in 1 scan
- ▥Slow.Horses.S05E02.1080p.ATVP.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.264-NTb.en.srtfor every viewer
One board, every connection.
Plex and Hearth (opens Hearth in a new tab) for the library, qBittorrent and NZBGet for the downloads, Prowlarr for the public indexers (with a Cloudflare solver for the two that need it) — and an MCP server, so an assistant can request an episode, follow a show or list what is tracked with the same tools the app uses.
Tracker traffic leaves through your VPN, whichever one you use: any provider’s SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy, or 30+ providers through gluetun. Every five minutes Pharos compares the address it leaves on with your own, and stops using the private tracker if the two match.
- Plex:32400 · library + playback
- Hearthread-only API key · signed posters (opens Hearth in a new tab)
- qBqBittorrentRSS rules · behind your VPN
- NZNZBGetusenet · its own category
- PrProwlarr7 indexers · FlareSolverr for 2
- AIMCP serveryour assistant · 6 tools
request_episode("Slow Horses", 5, 2)add_tracker("Slow Horses", 5)Every new file, captioned for everyone.
Each hour, anything added in the last two weeks without English subtitles is matched by its metadata — never a guess by filename — and the subtitle is written beside the video so every viewer sees it, not only the owner. A subtitle for the wrong episode is refused. Nothing is ever overwritten.
Matched by its metadata — never a guess by filename.
- ✓Added in the last 14 days31 items
- ✓No English subtitle yet4 lookups
- ✓Matched by id · Severance S02E10OpenSubtitles
- ✓Written beside the file…S05E02.en.srt
- ×Result was S05E01refused
- –Already has Englishnever overwritten
Duplicates judged by their pixels.
The finder samples frames at the same timestamps and compares their 9×8 hashes before it calls two files the same episode — filenames are claims, not evidence. Measured on a real library: the same episode across groups scores 0–2, two different episodes at the same runtime score 25–38; the threshold sits at 12, in the empty gap. CAM and SD copies are flagged beside their better versions, and a delete always shows the exact files first.
00:12:3400:12:3400:12:3400:12:34The tools, one sheet each.
Invite with a link. Keep the keys.
Each person gets their own sign-in, their own requests and their own notifications. You see who is watching and what was asked for; only admins can delete, re-file or touch the tracker. Cherry saves everyone a seat.
