I listed the alternatives I found out about in the repo. But in short: Ihatemoney, abrechnung, nextcloud cospend and kitchenowl.

Hi and thanks for the comment.

Just to clarify, I am looking for neither contributors nor QA testers for the code. I generated this just for my benefit and threw it into the open. If someone gets any use out of it, cool. If not, also cool.

I am also not claiming the code to be professional or particularly robust. This is why I made the LLM part clear.

Jellyfin is great! Glad you got it up and running!

No problem! I think making the AI tag mandatory could be good for the community. Though I also recognize that bad actors could easily omit it and try to hide AI contributions.

Gotcha!

From Plex’s site on the relay service:

Connections are limited to 2 Mbps maximum for streams (this applies to both Plex Pass and Remote Watch Pass subscribers)

Plex’s strengths is it’s ability to remotely stream without jeopardizing your network security.

Doesn’t the Plex proxy stream cap at 2 MB/s ?

So unless you are fine with such a low bitrate, opening a port with Plex is also required, be it done manually or with UPNP. (Disregarding VPNs here)

Or am I missing some other way to stream content with Plex?

Do you want to have the site to be public facing? If so, I think your current setup is good.

If it doesn’t need to be public facing, I would use wireguard to VPN into your LAN network, and secure it that way.

Filebrowser quantum is really good! Easy to setup and use.

Thanks for the recommendation, but I am not running nextcloud.

Umm, did you read the post? I specifically talk about Spliit in the post.

Thanks, I’ll look into this one!

I have tried XMPP, Matrix and now I’ve settled on Mumble.

Me and my fellows mostly just need a voice room or a couple to sit in, and Mumble does that best out of these three, in my opinion.

I recommend giving Mumble a try as it is super easy to set up and use. Users don’t need to even create accounts to join servers.