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DannyVFilms edited this page Jul 31, 2026 · 16 revisions

Floppy is a self-hosted media tracker for movies, TV, anime, manga, books, comics, games, board games, music, and podcasts — built for people who want the workflows Trakt used to cover well. It focuses on daily usability: fast navigation on large libraries, a strong mobile experience, rich History and Statistics views, and deep integrations for imports and playback tracking.

What's new in this release

  • Music and podcast tracking with dedicated detail pages, stats, and import/scrobble pipelines.
  • Board game support via BoardGameGeek.
  • A Collection system with physical/format metadata (resolution, HDR, audio, bitrate) and server metadata sync.
  • Rebuilt History and Statistics with background caching, range presets, and richer charts.
  • UI and preferences upgrades: mobile layout options, sort direction toggles, time-left sorting, and new settings navigation.
  • Expanded integrations: Plex, Pocket Casts, Last.fm, Jellyseerr, Jellyfin, Emby, plus Trakt/Simkl/AniList/Steam imports.
  • A REST API (/api/v1/) and MCP server for scripting and AI-agent access to your library.

Quick links

How this wiki is organized

Start here -> Use it -> Connect stuff -> Run it -> Deep reference.

If a link is missing, the page is queued in the reorg plan and will appear as the wiki is filled out.

Coming from Yamtrack

Floppy began as a fork of Yamtrack and has diverged substantially since. Migration is one CSV away: Yamtrack exports import directly via CSV Import. Existing containers keep working after the rename — the legacy /yamtrack/db mount path still resolves inside the image, and pre-rename YAMTRACK_* environment variables are still read. Update your image path to ghcr.io/dannyvfilms/floppy when convenient.

Version and fork info

You can see the running version and commit hash in Floppy under Settings -> About. Public pages may also show the fork owner in the footer when configured. The version uses COMMIT_SHA when present.

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