Roadmap

Roadmap

What Streamline does today and what's planned. No dates — this says whether a feature is coming, not when.

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Media types

Feature	Status
Movies	✅ Shipped
TV shows	✅ Shipped
Music	📋 Planned
Books	📋 Planned

Music and books follow the same path as movies and TV: browse and organise your existing library first, then automatic searching and grabbing, then requests. Music will also be reachable from Subsonic clients, and books from OPDS readers.

Downloading

Feature	Status
qBittorrent, Transmission, Deluge	✅ Shipped
Torznab indexers	✅ Shipped
Prowlarr	✅ Shipped
Built-in torrent client (no external download client needed)	✅ Shipped
Media info from ffprobe (codec, resolution, duration, bitrate)	✅ Shipped
Import verification — hold a download that doesn't match what it claimed	✅ Shipped
Transcoding — re-encode or remux imported files to a quality profile's rules	✅ Shipped
Custom-format quality scoring (Radarr-style profiles, RSS-driven upgrades for movies and series)	✅ Shipped
Selective file download (grab a pack, download only the episode you need)	✅ Shipped
Adopt torrents you added by hand, into the right title	✅ Shipped
Usenet (NZB indexers + SABnzbd/NZBGet)	📋 Planned

Warning

The built-in torrent client is the newest of these and still has a rough edge: a download can occasionally stall while a seeder is connected. It usually clears itself within seconds; one that doesn't can be nudged with pause and resume.

If you already run qBittorrent, Transmission or Deluge, there's no need to switch.

Selective file download works with all four clients and is off by default behind download.selective_files — a whole-torrent grab is what you get until you turn it on. Turn it on and a season pack downloads only the episodes you're missing, plus any whose file the release beats.

Transcoding rewrites files on disk after import, to shrink a library or normalise its containers — it is not playback transcoding, which belongs to the built-in player below.

Note

Transcoding is off by default (transcoding.enabled) and never re-encodes HDR or Dolby Vision content.

Every encode is verified against its source before it replaces the file — duration, resolution, audio and subtitle tracks, a size band, and optionally a full decode pass and a VMAF score — and one that fails is rejected rather than swapped in.

Hardware encoding through VAAPI is shipped on Linux (transcoding.hw_accel, with the -vaapi image variant or any ffmpeg built with VAAPI); under auto it falls back to the CPU per job when the GPU cannot take the codec, while vaapi holds the job instead. VideoToolbox on macOS remains planned.

Playback

Feature	Status
Plex, Jellyfin, Emby notifications + deep links	✅ Shipped
Built-in player (stream from Streamline itself, no media server)	📋 Planned

Platform

Feature	Status
Multi-user, SSO (OIDC), invites	✅ Shipped
Request system	✅ Shipped
REST API (OpenAPI 3.0)	✅ Shipped
OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, logs	✅ Shipped
Docker images, Helm chart, single binary	✅ Shipped
Nix flake — package, NixOS module, home-manager module	✅ Shipped
Import an existing library (scan, match, review, rename)	✅ Shipped
Library path migration (re-root a moved library)	✅ Shipped
Installable web app (home-screen manifest)	✅ Shipped
Re-identify a title matched to the wrong movie or show	✅ Shipped

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Everything marked Shipped is documented here — start from Home, or go straight to Installation if you have nothing running yet. Quality scoring and transcoding rules live in Quality Profiles and Custom Formats; every key named above is in the Configuration Reference.