BE KIND. REWIND. REDISCOVER.
Remember the feeling.
We’ll help find the film.
A half-remembered scene. A Friday-night rental. A whole new rabbit hole.
Uses this computer’s GPU. First use downloads roughly 1 GB from public model hosting; conversation inference stays local. Requires a WebGPU-compatible browser.
Movie guesses can be wrong. Choose a verified title to add it to your holding queue.
GOOD PICKS, AT YOUR PACE
Your holding queue.
Save a shortlist now. Sending rules decide when a pick can go to Seerr.
Adding a pick here does not request it yet. Seerr’s approval and automatic-search settings apply when a pick is sent.
A LITTLE BREATHING ROOM
How’s the stack?
Queue and library-space checks from your connected Arr services.
Current queue
Arr queue entries are not an exact count of active torrents. These checks do not measure download-server CPU, unpacking load, or every download-client job.
YOU SET THE PACE
A few ground rules.
These limits apply to requests sent by Rewind.
Rewind alternates background picks across decades and genres, with “Play first” picks taking priority. It sends at most one movie per check and stops when connection checks fail.
It does not cap TorrentDay queries from Sonarr, Radarr, or Prowlarr. Configure those limits in Prowlarr. It does not pause existing torrents or modify your Arr settings.
Failed or uncertain submissions are held for review and never retried automatically. The request budget counts submission attempts, including failed ones.
Connections
Service addresses and API keys are configured in Dokploy environment variables. They are never returned to this browser. See the included setup guide for the exact fields.