Your Jellyfin, at a glance.
Jellydash is a dashboard for your Jellyfin server. See who is watching right now, keep full play history, dig into statistics and get a ping on your phone when someone hits play.
Everything your server does, in one place
The same menu you get in the app. Click through the real thing.
Live cards for every stream: artwork, user, quality, progress and the playback method, including why something transcodes. Live TV channels show up with real program progress and a red on-air badge.
Every play gets recorded by a background poller, even when nobody has the dashboard open. Search it, filter by user or library, and enjoy the poster art.
Watch time trends, top users, clients, codecs and transcode reasons. Plus a Trending strip for what is hot right now and all-time Most Watched charts.
The latest Jellyseerr requests with their status, and an alert the moment someone requests something new. The page appears once you connect your instance.
Your phone knows first
Someone starts playing, you get a ping. A new Jellyseerr request lands, you get a ping. Pick whatever you already use, every configured channel gets every alert.
▶ Anna started watching
The Office · S3 E2 · Direct Play
Web Push works in the browser and the installed app. Telegram and Pushover reach any phone, including iPhones.
Add it to your home screen and it behaves like a real app, with its own window and icon.
Extend the dashboard with your own pages. A folder and a manifest is all a module needs.
Off by default for trusted home networks. One env var turns it on for anything public.
The database schema creates itself on first run. There is nothing to import, ever.
Two files, three values, one command
mkdir jellydash && cd jellydash curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/themartz90/jellydash/main/docker-compose.yml curl -L -o .env https://raw.githubusercontent.com/themartz90/jellydash/main/.env.example # edit .env, at minimum: JELLYFIN_URL, JELLYFIN_API_TOKEN, DB_PASS docker compose up -d
Open http://your-host:8080 and you are done. A MariaDB container is bundled, updating is docker compose pull. The README covers notifications, login and building from source.