Seerr, from your phone.
Cupola is a free, open-source app for Seerr (Overseerr and Jellyseerr too) on iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac. It connects straight to your own Seerr, with no account.
What Cupola does with Seerr
- Powers Discover: trending, calendar, genres, networks, studios, people, collections
- Send, approve and decline requests, resolve issues, keep a watchlist
- Household members sign in with their own account
Control: Read + write. Signs in with: API key, or a member's own sign-in (email, Jellyfin or Plex).
How well it is tested
Verified end to end: Cupola's screens and actions have run against a real Seerr.
Connect Seerr
- Its address, with the port:
http://192.168.1.20:5055by default, or your reverse proxy's address. More on addresses. - The API key, in Seerr's web interface: Settings → General → API Key.
- Test it before you save. If it fails, Cupola tells you why.
Away from home, Cupola uses your VPN or reverse proxy: how that works.
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Questions
Is there a Seerr app for iPhone and Android?
Yes: Cupola, free and open source, connects to Seerr directly. It is a public TestFlight beta on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and an APK on Android. See install.
Where do I find the Seerr API key?
In Seerr's own web interface: Settings → General → API Key.
How do I manage my home server from my phone when I am away?
With the route you already have: a VPN such as WireGuard or Tailscale, or a reverse proxy. Give a connection a second address for when you are out, and Cupola uses whichever one answers.
My services are behind a reverse proxy with a self-signed certificate. Will it work?
Yes. Cupola asks once before trusting a certificate, then pins it to that host. Cloudflare Access tokens, proxy passwords and custom headers work too.