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The Floppy integrations guide
Bring what you already use.
Floppy does not ask you to abandon Plex, Steam, Last.fm, or the rest of your media stack. Connect the services that already hold pieces of your media life, then bring the activity and history together in one self-hosted home.
One library, many starting points.
Some connections update as you watch or listen. Others check in on a schedule, or give you a simple way to bring over an export. The useful part is the same: your history can stay connected to the tools you already use.
Checks in for you
Floppy periodically pulls new activity or collection changes from the service.
Bring over a snapshot
Export a file or connect an account once to backfill the history you already have.
Movies & TV
Your watch history, wherever it starts.
Connect a personal media server, a request tool, a library automation service, or a tracking site. Floppy keeps the distinction between watching something, owning it, requesting it, and simply wanting to remember it.
Plex
LiveImport
Personal media server
One-click Plex sign-in connects your server without typing a password into Floppy. Live playback can show on your home screen, mark titles watched, import existing history, and mirror your Watchlist.
Good to know: Plex Pass is required for live sync; history import works for everyone.
Jellyfin
LiveImport
Free, open-source media server
Connect with your server address and an API key. Floppy syncs playback in real time, can push watched status back to Jellyfin, and can backfill built-in playback history.
Connection: two-way watched-status sync keeps both sides aligned.
Emby
Live
Self-hosted media server
Connect with a per-server webhook link to sync movies and TV as you watch them.
Good to know: Emby music is not supported.
Kodi
Live
Open-source media player
A free community add-on sends your movie and TV playback activity to Floppy while you use Kodi on a TV box, computer, or other device.
Connection: install the community add-on, then let it report playback.
Stremio
LiveScheduled
Media-center app
Sign in with Stremio. Floppy marks titles in progress as soon as you press play and syncs finished history automatically every couple of hours.
Connection: account sign-in; progress is immediate, finished history catches up periodically.
Seerr
Live
Overseerr / Jellyseerr request tool
Connect a webhook link and add requested or approved titles to a Floppy list automatically—useful for an “on the way” shelf.
Good to know: requests are tracked, not watched; shared households are supported.
Radarr & Sonarr
Scheduled
Library automation tools
Connect with a server address and API key. Floppy checks in every couple of hours to track which movies and shows you actually own.
Good to know: this is collection ownership, not watch history.
Trakt
Import
Community watch tracker
Use a public username or sign in for private profile access. Floppy imports watch history, ratings, watchlists, and custom lists.
Alternative: upload an offline Trakt export file directly.
MDBList
SyncImport
Curated movie and TV lists
Connect with an MDBList API key to import watch history, watchlist, ratings, and lists, with custom lists kept in sync going forward.
Connection: API key from your MDBList account.
IMDb
One-time import
Movie and TV ratings database
Export your IMDb ratings and upload the file to bring years of ratings into Floppy in one quick pass.
Connection: file upload; no ongoing account connection required.
Anime & Manga
Bring your lists along.
Move your anime and manga tracking history into the same library as the rest of your media, whether your list lives on a community site or in a broader watch tracker.
MyAnimeList
One-time import
Anime and manga tracking community
Import your list with a public username.
Good to know: set your MyAnimeList list to public first.
AniList
Import
Modern anime and manga tracker
Import with a public username, or sign in when you need private-list access.
Connection: public username or account sign-in.
Kitsu
One-time import
Anime and manga community
Import your list with your public Kitsu user ID.
Connection: public user ID.
Simkl
Import
Watch tracker for TV, movies, and anime
Sign in to import your history, then choose whether Simkl anime belongs in Floppy’s Anime section or with regular TV and movies.
Good to know: choose the destination that matches how you browse.
Music
Keep the songs moving.
Floppy can pull from a music history service or accept listens directly from any scrobbler that speaks the ListenBrainz protocol.
Last.fm
ScheduledImport
Music scrobbling service
Connect with a public username to pull new plays regularly, then optionally backfill your whole listening history.
Good to know: your Last.fm scrobbles need to be public.
Koito
Scheduled
Self-hosted Last.fm alternative
Connect your Koito server with an API key. Floppy imports the full history on first connect, then checks every 15 minutes for new plays.
Good to know: Floppy only reads from Koito; Koito remains the source of truth.
ListenBrainz-compatible scrobblers
Live
Direct music activity
Multi-Scrobbler, Navidrome, Feishin, Symfonium, Pano Scrobbler, and other compatible tools can send listens straight to Floppy in real time.
Connection: point the scrobbler at Floppy with your API token—no import needed.
Podcasts
Remember every episode.
Sync the podcast apps and servers you already use so podcast listening sits alongside movies, books, music, and games. Audiobookshelf also carries audiobook progress.
Pocket Casts
Scheduled
Podcast app
Sign in with your Pocket Casts account. Floppy imports your listening history and checks every couple of hours for new activity.
Connection: account sign-in.
GPodder
Scheduled
Open podcast sync standard
Connect with your server address and login to pull listening activity from GPodder, AntennaPod, or a compatible self-hosted sync server.
Connection: server address and account login.
Audiobookshelf
Scheduled
Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server
Connect with your server address and an API token. Floppy regularly syncs listening and reading progress and can fill in missing details automatically.
Scope: podcasts and audiobooks.
Books
Make the shelf portable.
Bring reading history, audiobook progress, and book metadata into the same personal library. Export-based connections are intentionally simple: your data starts as a file you can keep.
Audiobookshelf
Scheduled
Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server
Use the same server address and API token connection to sync audiobook reading progress into Floppy.
See also: podcast listening is supported through the same integration.
Storyteller
Scheduled
Self-hosted audiobook and ebook server
Approve a code on your Storyteller server—no password to type into Floppy. Floppy checks in every couple of hours.
Progress: books are marked read after enough progress is recorded.
Goodreads
One-time import
Book-tracking and social reading site
Export your Goodreads library and upload it to bring your reading history into Floppy.
Connection: file upload; your export remains yours.
The StoryGraph
One-time import
Reading tracker focused on stats and moods
Export your StoryGraph data and upload it to bring your history into Floppy.
Connection: file upload.
Hardcover
One-time import
Modern book-tracking community
Export and upload your Hardcover data. An API key is optional when you want richer book details.
Connection: file upload, with optional API key.
Games
Track the backlog you actually play.
Game integrations focus on play history, hours, and backlog context—the parts of a gaming life that are easiest to lose across storefronts and consoles.
Steam
Sync
PC gaming storefront
Connect with your public Steam ID. Floppy tracks what you have played, how long you played, and adjusts planning, playing, or on-hold status from actual playtime.
Connection: public Steam ID.
Xbox
Import
Microsoft gaming ecosystem
Connect with a free key from a companion sign-in service to import played games and hours logged.
Good to know: played games only; not your full library, and hours are not available for every game.
PlayStation Network
Import
Sony gaming ecosystem
Paste a token generated from your PlayStation account to import played games and logged hours.
Good to know: the token needs refreshing every couple of months; this is played history, not the full owned library.
HowLongToBeat
One-time import
Game-length and backlog tracker
Upload your export file to bring your HowLongToBeat history into Floppy.
Connection: file upload.
Grouvee
One-time import
Board game and video game collection tracker
Upload your Grouvee export to bring your collection into Floppy.
Connection: file upload.
Bringing everything from elsewhere
No lock-in, no lost history.
A portable library needs an exit as well as an entrance. Floppy’s own backup format can restore your library, and Yamtrack exports can move over in one step.
Floppy backup format
Import / export
Portable Floppy library file
Export your whole Floppy library to a file, then bring it back later for a backup or when moving between installs.
Why it matters: your history stays portable.
Yamtrack
One-time import
Floppy’s starting point
If you are coming from Yamtrack, upload your export and move everything across in one step.
Connection: export file; Floppy began as a Yamtrack fork.
Built for your stack
A good fit for the home server crowd.
Jellyfin, Koito, GPodder, Audiobookshelf, Storyteller, Radarr, and Sonarr are not afterthoughts here. Floppy is designed to sit beside the self-hosted services you already run, while still making room for public trackers and simple exports.
Connect what is useful today, export when you need to, and keep one history that is not locked inside a single service.
Bring your media life together
Start with the services you already trust.
Floppy is most useful when it meets you where your history already lives—then gives all of it a home you can run, inspect, and take with you.