[Script request]: Jellytics

[icmpp]

Application Name

Jellytics

Official Website

https://github.com/icmpp/jellytics

Source Repository

https://github.com/icmpp/jellytics

Description

Jellytics is a self-hosted analytics and statistics dashboard for Jellyfin. It syncs watch history from a Jellyfin server (polling and/or playback webhooks) and provides per-user stats, media browsing with filters, watchlists, reviews/ratings, and affinity-based recommendations. Go backend with an embedded-migration SQLite database, Next.js frontend. MIT licensed.

Why should this be added?

Transparency first: I am the developer of Jellytics, and I'm aware the project is currently younger and smaller than the guidance in this template (first release March 2026). I'm filing this request to put interest on record and to have a place where users can +1 it, rather than to ask for an immediate integration.

Why I think it will fit this project's scope as it matures: it complements the existing Jellyfin/Jellyseerr scripts with a stats/analytics companion (similar niche to Jellystat), and it's built to be friendly to bare-metal LXC installs — no Docker required.

I'm happy to author and maintain the ct/install scripts myself via ProxmoxVED once the project meets the adoption bar.

Installation Notes

• Two components: a static Go binary (pure-Go SQLite, no CGO — amd64/arm64) and a Next.js standalone frontend (Node 20+)
• Backend listens on 8080 (/health endpoint available), frontend on 3000 and proxies /api/v1/* to the backend
• Single SQLite database file; schema migrations run automatically at startup
• Each GitHub release ships prebuilt backend binaries and a ready-to-run frontend bundle plus checksums, so an install script needs no Go/npm toolchain
• Runs cleanly as two systemd services; MIT licensed

Due Diligence

• I have searched existing scripts and found no duplicate.
• I have searched existing discussions and found no duplicate request.
• The application has an official public source repository.
• The application is self-hosted and suitable for Proxmox VE Helper-Scripts.
• The application appears to be actively maintained and provides official releases, tags, or release tarballs.
• I understand that requests outside the project scope may be closed without an extensive explanation.

[MickLesk]

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