How does this compare to Jellyseer?
this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2026
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Will use this when available on fdroid
You could use obtanium, which is on fdroid.
I use nzb360 for remote management, but handle the tunnel/VPN component myself
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevinforeman.nzb360
The problem with nzb360 is they only have a way to pay inside a Google Play ecosystem, otherwise it's pretty limited. So for those of us who live an ungoogled life we need something else.
Agreed, I've been looking for a lunasea replacement since the dev announced its EOL. I briefly looked at nzb360 but the play store requirement made it a pass for me, also I prefer Foss software where i can. I'm hopeful this might work for that.
Its really kind of wild he hasn't found a way without Google yet. Especially since they banned him (then reinstated) from the play store. But at this point I do t think its ever going to happen, people have been asking for a non play store version for like 15 years by now.
Same. I also appreciate nzb360's way of handling paid features, it feels novel in a sea of subscriptions.
Looks like the iOS app is not available in the AppStore but only to build it yourself…
I’ll give this one a go, but I already use LunaSea and it’s fantastic.
Edit: oh it’s not on the App Store. No thanks.
Lunasea is pretty nice, but is no longer maintained, so this might give something that will stay more up to date as arrrs change.
Zagreus is a maintained fork of Lunasea
Ah, https://github.com/IsThisMeta/zagreus interesting. Looks like it's in a similar state as the OP, but worth tracking.
Doesn't look like you'll be able to use it with notifications. Not sure what schedule notifications are supposed to be but that's the only reference to notifications in the thing. Too bad, we really need a real alternative to LunaSea...
found this, and it looks interesting.
Y'all aren't worried about having a tunnel into your (likely questionable) servers, on your mobile devices?
Why would I?
I use a mesh vpn to manage my servers otherwise, what's the difference?
Hell I RDP to them all the time (or SSH) - if anything it's providing another layer of encryption.
I'm just thinking if you got nicked and didn't have a chance to reboot into an encrypted state, or otherwise the device was compromised outside the house.
Then you can just revoke the device key, can't you?
Unless you've been arrested and are in pretrial detention without access to any devices that would allow you to do that. But in that case, the Arr stack on your server is probably the least of your problems.
Auto revoke the device key if your phone isnt within 10' of your RFID tooth filling for more than 10 minutes.
...We all have one of those for these situations, right?
Left molar is RFID, right molar is cyanide. No.. wait.. Left is cyani
Depending on your mobile OS you can set a password to access certain apps in addition to unlocking your device. In the US, you cannot be compelled to give someone your password, so as long as biometrics aren’t the only thing securing it you’re fine.
Additionally to that, if you’ve been arrested and charged with a crime necessitating your phone be broken into, your server of ill-repute is most likely the least of your worries.
Ah, so your worry is law enforcement?
To be honest, I am quite confident that the level of security for the access of my phone is fine for the level of energy they are willing to spend on a random person.