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This Jellyfin dashboard lets me manage viewers, requests, and downloads right from my couch

I stopped juggling six tabs to run my Jellyfin server, thanks to one dashboard

This Jellyfin dashboard lets me manage viewers, requests, and downloads right from my couch

Jellyfin is a personal media server that can become overwhelming when others start using it. Tracking what people watch, request, and download is a challenge. JellyDash is a tool that offers a holistic overview of playback statistics, media requests, and download activity. It provides a single destination to view all these aspects without needing to jump across multiple pages.

With JellyDash, users can monitor playback statistics, media requests, and download activity, making it easier to manage a media server without any hassle.

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