Prismarr turns self-hosted Arr stack into one dashboard

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Prismarr turns self-hosted Arr stack into one dashboard

Prismarr is an open-source self-hosted media dashboard that sits on top of Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, qBittorrent, and TMDb to unify search, calendars, downloads, and requests in a single Symfony interface. It is packaged as one Docker container with embedded SQLite and a setup wizard, so the pitch is less “replace your media apps” and more “give the whole stack one control plane.”

// ANALYSIS

Hot take: this is useful if you already live in the Arr ecosystem and want fewer tabs, not if you want a general-purpose launcher.

–Strong fit for homelabs that want one place to search, browse, and act across multiple media services.
–The single-container plus SQLite setup lowers ops overhead compared with a more distributed stack.
–The product’s value is in aggregation and workflow, not in replacing Radarr/Sonarr/Prowlarr themselves.
–The main tradeoff is scope: it only matters to users with enough of the self-hosted media stack to justify an extra layer.
–Self-hosted credential handling and setup flows matter here, so security and upgrade hygiene are part of the product story.

// TAGS

self-hostedmedia-serverradarrsonarrprowlarrqbittorrentdockersymfonysqlitehomelab

DISCOVERED

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2026-05-11

PUBLISHED

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2026-05-11

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