Automated ebook collection
new releases from tracked authors imported
// official site: readarr.com ↗
Readarr is the ebook + audiobook PVR in the *Arr stack — monitors author releases, grabs new books matching your quality profile, organizes by author/series/year. Books counterpart to Sonarr (TV) and Radarr (movies).
Readarr is the ebook + audiobook PVR in the *Arr stack — monitors author releases, grabs new books matching your quality profile, organizes by author/series/year. Books counterpart to Sonarr (TV) and Radarr (movies).
Still in active development (uses :develop branch), but production-usable for ebook automation.
Concrete scenarios where teams pick Readarr over the SaaS alternative.
new releases from tracked authors imported
separate from ebook tracking, same author entity
fill gaps in multi-book series
EPUB preferred over PDF, etc.
Calibre / Audiobookshelf friendly structure
If your team profile matches one of these, Readarr is a strong fit out of the box.
with growing personal libraries
managing on Audiobookshelf
rejecting Amazon / Audible DRM
completing the *Arr stack
(fantasy series, hard sci-fi, etc.)
When evaluating self-hosted options for this category, here are the dimensions on which Readarr consistently lands above the alternatives.
The stack you'll plug Readarr into — services, protocols, and adjacent apps in the BluixApps catalog.
lscr.io/linuxserver/readarr:develop (no stable yet)/opt/readarr/config, /opt/media/books, /opt/media/downloads/opt/readarr/configOperational guidance from running this in production — what to lock down, what surprises people.