Private film and TV library

From something worth watching to your own library.

Discover films and series, keep ratings and watch history, request a download explicitly, and manage the connected Jellyfin library.

Private application · public introduction

Media / system sketch
Illustrative four-part system diagram; the walkthrough below explains each part.
Illustrative architecture. Explore each part below.

How it works

Follow the system.
One part at a time.

Select a part to see its role, the decisions behind it, and what still needs evidence.

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Discover

Explore candidates and keep a shortlist.

Discovery and taste feedback help organize what looks interesting. Finding or liking a title is separate from requesting a download.

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Request

Make an explicit choice and keep its receipt.

A download request has a durable command identity and outcome. The authenticated app and operator tools own that action.

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Track

Follow requests, downloads and library state.

The application joins request history with the connected household services. This site does not contact those services.

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Watch and remember

Use Jellyfin for playback and keep useful history.

Playback, subtitles and the TV interface belong to Jellyfin. Ratings, seen state and curation return to the private Media workflow.

Design principles

What guides the work.

01

One connected library

Keep discovery, requests and library state in a coherent workflow.

02

Explicit actions

Downloads and deletions retain their own confirmation and receipts.

03

Private history

Viewing activity and device operations stay authenticated.

Project status

Know where
the work stands.

Installed private application. This public introduction exposes no library contents, watch history, downloads or connected-device controls.

Source and project notes

The source repository requires authorized access. This public page contains a curated explanation and original schematic illustrations.