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Your media fleet, finally on one map

Plundarrpedia connects the projects, 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

    Use Privateerr to run PIA's official scripts, then hand the result to Gluetun or another WireGuard client.

    Start with Privateerr

  • Care for Plex after launch

    Explore Duplex, Kometa, ImageMaid, PATTRMM, Tautulli, and the rest of the backstage crew.

    Meet Duplex

  • 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

Privateerr draws the map; Gluetun sails the tunnel

Privateerr is deliberately not a VPN client. It generates wg0.conf and endpoint metadata. Gluetun is the component that establishes and maintains the VPN tunnel.

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.