Ryot
A self hosted platform for tracking various facets of your life - media, fitness etc.
Pro features • Installation • Configuration • Hosted version
Ryot (Roll Your Own Tracker), pronounced "riot", aims to be the only self hosted tracker you will ever need!
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR v5.* USERS
If you were using v5.* of Ryot, please read the
migration guide for instructions.
Pro version
Ryot is available in two versions - community and pro. The pro version has additional features like recommendations, supercharged collections etc. Learn more about the pro version here.
💻 Demo
You can use the demo account on the Ryot website. Login with the username demo and
password demo-password. This instance is automatically deployed from the latest release.
NOTE: The data in this demo account is not recommended to be used for any production usage. Please create a new account for that.
📝 ELI5
Imagine you have a special notebook where you can write down all the media you have consumed, like books you've read, shows you have watched, video games you have played or workouts you have done. Now, imagine that instead of a physical notebook, you have a special tool on your computer or phone that lets you keep track of all these digitally.
Community and support
You can join the Discord server for any help or questions. You can also open an issue on GitHub if you find any bugs or have feature requests.
💡 Why?
- Existing solutions do not have very good UI.
- Pretty graphs and summaries make everyone happy. Ryot aims to have a lot of them.
- There is a lack of a good self-hosted fitness and health tracking solution.
🚀 Features
- ✅ Supports tracking media and fitness
- ✅ Import data from Goodreads, Trakt, Strong App etc
- ✅ Integration with Jellyfin, Kodi, Plex, Audiobookshelf etc
- ✅ Supports OpenID Connect
- ✅ Sends notifications to Discord, Ntfy, Apprise etc
- ✅ Self-hosted
- ✅ PWA enabled
- ✅ Documented GraphQL API
- ✅ Easy to understand UI
- ✅ Lightning fast (written in Rust BTW)
- ✅ Free and open-source
🙏 Acknowledgements
Ryot is highly inspired by MediaTracker and other similar projects. Also a massive thanks to all the contributors.