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Your media fleet, finally on one map

Plundarrpedia connects Plundarr, Privateerr, generated presets, containers, paths, and practical decisions behind a self-hosted media stack—without assuming your harbor is a Synology.

Plot a course Open the Plundarr charts

Pick up the right chart

  • Build a complete media stack

    Use Maraudarr to generate one complete Plundarr Compose file and its matching environment.

    Start with Plundarr

  • Generate a PIA WireGuard config

    Generate PIA WireGuard settings with Privateerr, then enable its internal supervisor for Gluetun recovery when needed.

    Start with Privateerr

  • Choose a focused preset

    Generate Boudoirr, Jellyfin, Plex, Calibre-Web Automated, Duplex, Watchtower, Portainer, or a custom project from the same maintained catalog.

    Compare presets

  • Choose your Docker harbor

    Translate the same Compose stack to Linux Docker, Synology Container Manager, or the Docker-based TrueNAS Apps system.

    Choose a deployment

The fleet at a glance

Important

Privateerr draws the map; Gluetun sails the tunnel. Privateerr generates wg0.conf and endpoint metadata, and its optional supervisor refreshes stale settings through Gluetun's API. Gluetun establishes and maintains the tunnel. See automatic recovery for setup and upgrade guidance.

What makes this wiki different

  • One architecture, several harbors. Linux Docker, Synology, and TrueNAS each get a path that respects their storage and permissions model.
  • Task-first navigation. Pages answer what to do and why, then send you to the source repository when project internals matter.
  • Safe examples. Credentials, live WireGuard keys, API keys, and private hostnames never belong in these charts.
  • Two delivery lanes. Read the site on GitHub Pages or run the same static build as a small, unprivileged container.