01 / safest first install
Local Storage + Plex
Import media already on disk through a read-only source root. No torrent client or VPN is required.
Set up local storageお任せ / private preview
From anime request to ready-to-watch proof.
Omakase Plus searches the sources you configure, works past failed candidates, checks identity, episodes, subtitles, and playback, then publishes only verified media to Plex.
- Release posture
- Private software
- Public surface
- Preview + operator docs
- Core promise
- Evidence before “ready”
identity
subtitles
playback
READYonly when the evidence agrees
01 / Ordinary language
You choose the anime. Omakase handles the careful part.
A recommendation can become a monitored request. A direct title can skip the recommendation step. Either way, Omakase proves it has the right season, keeps searching after weak candidates fail, and tells you exactly what is still missing.
02 / The course
Ten deliberate steps. One honest result.
Recommendation, acquisition, and library automation share one evidence trail rather than becoming disconnected tools.
- 01
Ask for a recommendation or a title
Start from your watch history and written taste, or name the anime you already want.
- 02
Resolve the exact anime
AniList identity, season, cour, arc, aliases, and episode numbering are matched before acquisition begins.
- 03
Search configured sources deeply
The built-in anime source is joined by any owner-enabled release catalogs. Results are ranked, deduplicated, and kept bounded.
- 04
Acquire through your chosen lane
Use Real-Debrid, import media already on local storage, or opt into a tightly scoped local client.
- 05
Verify every useful episode
A file must match the title and season, contain readable media, and cover the expected episode inventory.
- 06
Inspect subtitles and playback
Exact-release switchable English subtitles are preferred, other embedded languages are preserved, and representative byte-range playback is checked.
- 07
Publish atomically to Plex
Only verified media enters the managed library. Posters, metadata, paths, and scoped scans move together with a recovery path.
- 08
Keep airing titles current
Omakase schedules checks around announced airtimes and follows up while releases and providers catch up.
- 09
Stop honestly when sources are exhausted
Failed candidates do not end the search, but unavailable episodes stay visibly missing. Omakase never fabricates readiness.
- 10
Operate privately and recoverably
Secrets stay out of logs and support bundles. Plan hashes, backups, health receipts, and rollback remain part of the product.
03 / System map
Provider-neutral at the center.
Real-Debrid and Local Storage are adapters behind the same identity, inventory, subtitle, playback, and Plex contracts.
04 / Definition of ready
A download is not a result.
Omakase treats “ready” as a chain of facts. If one link fails, the title remains visible and actionable instead of being quietly published as complete.
01Identity
Exact AniList title, season, arc, and episode mapping
02Inventory
Expected episodes matched to readable media bytes
03Subtitles
Switchable same-release English track preferred
04Playback
Representative range reads prove the file is usable
05Publication
Deterministic Plex folders, metadata, and scoped scans
06Recovery
Plan hashes, receipts, backups, and atomic promotion
05 / Choose your lane
Start with the smallest useful stack.
02 / existing provider
Real-Debrid + Plex
Adopt compatible provider assets by stable hash, verify the same readiness contract, and publish through the same Plex boundary.
Understand the provider lane03 / explicit opt-in
qBittorrent + Gluetun
A tightly scoped local client can share Gluetun's network namespace with no independent host ports or silent fallback.
Review the legal and network boundary06 / Public and private
The explanation is public. The operating system is not.
Omakase Plus remains private preview software for trusted self-hosted operation. This site documents the product without publishing credentials, private routes, account details, provider hashes, or source code.