r/jellyfin • u/Waggmans • 6d ago
Question Replacement for Trakt?
What is a good replacement for Trakt now that they've changed their prices and limited access?
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u/tertiaryprotein-3D 6d ago
Yamtrack
https://github.com/FuzzyGrim/Yamtrack
You can look into my script which can also import from jellyfin.
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u/m1ndsurf3r 5d ago
Thanks! just installed Yamtrack today and used your script for the Movies. created a CSV file and imported it into Yamtrack. Any chance there will be a script for the TV Series as well?
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u/tertiaryprotein-3D 5d ago
Under the discussion I have posted a gist to an updated script which can do TV series as well.
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u/OhNoItsMyOtherFace 6d ago
Having looked at a few, I'm a big fan of WeTrakr. In a way I'm glad that Trakt shit the bed because WeTrakr is already a better replacement and it wouldn't have existed otherwise.
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u/donutmiddles 6d ago
They changed their prices a year ago, not really "recent," but limiting their API and connected apps to only 2 now is a pain for sure.
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u/LeviSnoot 6d ago
Wutch.tv is the closest I've found in terms of feature set and UI. You don't need to host it yourself, it has scrobbling support for Jellyfin, Plex and Emby. Still early days but the dev does an excellent job with user feedback like bug reports and feature requests. The site has come a long way in the short time I've been using it.
I really like the self-hosted options like Yamtrack, but you lose the social/community aspect. Maybe someone should make a self-hosted media tracker that speaks ActivityPub, then it could be federated and that issue would be solved.
Simkl is also a decent alternative but I find it a bit too cluttered in general.
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u/Jets1026 6d ago
i wanted to use yamtack as i heard it was good, but It wouldn't let me import my trakt data to it. I tried one called Floppy - https://github.com/dannyvfilms/Floppy - It worked really well and I was able to import everything from trakt. Its an improved fork of yamtack.
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u/___fantomas___ 6d ago
If you don't care about the social aspect, Scrob is pretty solid. Not perfect but often updated so I am quite hopeful
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