The last *arr you'll ever install, allegedly.
Tiredarr is a fatigue PVR for Usenet and BitTorrent users. It monitors multiple RSS feeds (Really Sleepy Syndication) for new naps, then grabs, sorts and renames them. Eventually.
Nap Queue
// the problem
You are running nine of these.
Each one needs an update, an API key, a reverse proxy rule, and a small piece of your soul. The stack manages your media perfectly. Nobody manages you.
Port 2222 — named after 22:22, the time you said you'd go to bed.
// features
It does nothing. Through the standard *arr v3 API.
So at least it's consistent with the rest of your stack.
Automatic Nap Detection
Monitors your calendar, your server uptime, and your soul. When all three look bad, a nap is added to Wanted. It stays there.
Hardlink Support
Naps occupy zero extra disk space, because they never happen.
Failed Nap Handling
Automatically retries when a nap is interrupted by a Plex “transcoding” push notification.
Notifications
Pings Discord, Slack, Telegram and ntfy when you should be asleep. You will read the notification instead of sleeping.
Indexer Support
Searches Couch, Bed, Hammock and That One Armchair. Falls back to Desk if all else fails.
Custom Format Scoring
Scores releases by blanket weight, room temperature, and whether the dog is on the bed. Dog on bed is +10 comfort, −400 mobility.
// quality profiles
From Micronap to full REMUX.
Tiredarr automatically upgrades sleep already obtained when a better format becomes available. It has never become available.
Eyes closed in a meeting. Lossy. Audience laughter audible.
Twenty minutes. One shoe still on. Surprisingly well encoded.
A real sleep cycle. Rarely seeded. Often fakes.
Eight full hours, phone untouched. Most indexers consider this release fabricated.
// api
Standard *arr v3 API. For consistency with the ecosystem that broke you.
Every response includes Retry-After: 28800 — eight hours, the recommended amount — and arrives after a 2–4 second delay, because Tiredarr responds to requests the way you respond to texts.
// faq
Frequently Avoided Questions
▸Is this a real project?
No. It's the only *arr honest enough to admit it.
▸Does it integrate with Overseerr?
Overseerr can request naps on your behalf. Tiredarr will ignore them, maintaining full compatibility with your existing behavior.
▸Why is the web UI blank?
That's dark mode. The darkest mode. Lights off. Go to sleep.
▸How is this different from not installing anything?
Branding.
▸Is there a Discord?
Yes. Notifications are muted. In both directions.
▸Will there be a v1.0?
The roadmap says “eventually.” The roadmap is a sticky note. The sticky note fell behind the desk.
▸What about Tiredarr2?
Don't you dare.