Ruddarr vs FMCU

Ruddarr is a beautifully designed, open source, privacy-first companion app for Radarr and Sonarr instances. Manage your movies, documentaries and TV series from anywhere, anytime. Features: • Manage movies and TV series • Browse upcoming releases in the calendar • Receive fine-grained notifications • View activity queue tasks and history events • Switch between multiple instances • Customize the app color scheme and appearance • Synchronize settings/instances between devices (iCloud) • Automate actions using Siri Shortcuts • Connect to reverse proxies using custom HTTP headers • Use Spotlight search to quickly jump to media • Fully localized, ready to be translated Notifications require a subscription to Ruddarr+, because sending push notifications to devices requires reliable server infrastructure, which incurs monthly operating expenses for this free, open-source project. Alternatively, *arrs come with many notification integrations that can be self-hosted. Requirements: • Ruddarr does not provide any media and requires a Radarr or Sonarr instance to interact with. - - - Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

FMCU Button of the Cowards is the ideal button for those (like me) who do not dare to make a physical one. It makes it easy to control your lab remotely using MQTT. Enter your Lab ID once, then tap the toggle button to send messages over MQTT. • Instant feedback • Connection status indicator • Lab online/offline indicator • Haptic and system-click audio on tap • Built-in countdown • Shows time remaining until your lab session expires (12 hours from last ON) • Simple configuration • Store your Lab ID in a dedicated settings page FMCU is a straightforward companion for any FMCU-enabled lab or person.