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 / Omakase Plus / private preview
A little more care.
A lot more anime.
For the next story you fall into, and the library you make your own.
Omakase Plus brings personal recommendations, carefully verified Plex libraries, and watch tracking into one private home.
Private software in everyday use. A public look inside the idea.
THE EVENING LIBRARYA place for your next story.
Choose your reading path
A guide for where you are.
Understand the product
Learn what Plus does, where it fits, and what remains private.
Open guide Authorized operatorInstall on Docker
Prepare an existing server and begin with import-only mode after obtaining a private release.
Open guide Connecting a libraryConnect media and tracking
Map Plex safely, connect AniList, and understand airing-title automation.
Open guide Already running PlusOperate and recover
Use Doctor, privacy-redacted support bundles, backups, rollback, and security boundaries.
Open guideMade for your tasteVerified before PlexYour progress, remembered
01 / Your own little cinema
From “what next?” to your next favourite.
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.
What it does not promise
Not every episode is available from every configured source at every moment. Omakase reports source or provider exhaustion instead of lowering its verification bar.
02 / The course
The care behind a good evening.
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
Provider download access is checked before new coverage is counted. Files must match the title and season, contain readable media, and cover the expected episodes.
- 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
Keep your place, and your history
Mark a title complete and save a rating to a connected AniList account. Apple TV progress stays manual; availability never counts as watching.
A worked example / fictional observations
One request. Two candidates. The right episode.
Follow a fictional request for Lanterns at Dusk, season 1, episode 7. These are teaching records, not observations from a private library.
THE REQUESTSeason 1 · Episode 7Availability alone is not readiness.
CANDIDATE AA file is available.Inspect the identity ↓
- Title & season
- Match
- Episode bytes
- Episode 6, not 7
- Publication
- Withheld
Reject this candidate. Keep searching the configured pool.
Readable media for the wrong episode cannot satisfy this request.
CANDIDATE BThe request is matched.Inspect the verification ↓
- Title, season & episode
- Exact match
- Download access & inventory
- Readable episode 7
- Subtitle observation
- Same-release switchable English
- Playback observation
- Representative range readable
Verification complete in this example. Publication is a separate step.
A managed library generation, atomic promotion and a scoped Plex scan still need their own result. Nothing was published by opening this panel.
03 / System map
A careful path to your library.
Real-Debrid and Local Storage are adapters behind the same identity, inventory, subtitle, playback, and Plex contracts.
04 / Definition of ready
Ready means you can press play.
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
02Access
Provider download access checked before counting new coverage
03Inventory
Expected episodes matched to readable media bytes
04Subtitles
Switchable same-release English track preferred
05Playback
Representative range reads prove the file is usable
06Publication
Deterministic Plex folders, metadata, and scoped scans
07Recovery
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.