One-click Sonarr, Radarr, and Seerr actions for AniList and AniChart.
ani2arr is a browser extension that adds Sonarr, Radarr, and Seerr actions directly to AniList and AniChart.
It is built for self-hosted media users who browse anime on AniList or AniChart and want to add or request media without copying titles, IDs, or metadata by hand.
- Adds Sonarr, Radarr, and Seerr actions to AniList anime pages, AniList browse, and AniChart.
- Adds AniList TV entries to Sonarr.
- Adds AniList movie entries to Radarr.
- Adds optional Seerr request actions for request-based workflows.
- Shows Seerr request status such as requested, processing, partially available, or available.
- Supports Seerr target selection when the automatic TMDB target is missing, wrong, or ambiguous.
- Uses AniList metadata and public AniBridge mappings to improve matching.
- Supports manual mappings when automatic Sonarr, Radarr, or Seerr matching is wrong, missing, or ambiguous.
- Stores settings locally in browser extension storage.
- Does not include analytics, advertising, tracking SDKs, or a developer-operated backend.
| Provider | Purpose |
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| Sonarr | Add and edit TV/anime series through your configured Sonarr server. |
| Radarr | Add and edit movies through your configured Radarr server. |
| Seerr | Request media through your configured Seerr instance and let Seerr apply its own Sonarr/Radarr defaults. |
Sonarr and Radarr can be used without Seerr.
Seerr can be used alongside Sonarr/Radarr, or as the main visible action on browse cards.
For Seerr TV requests, ani2arr sends explicit seasons when season data is known. For movies, ani2arr sends the TMDB movie target. Seerr then handles the request according to its own server-side configuration.
| Browser | Recommended install | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Firefox | Firefox Add-ons | Requires Firefox 142 or newer. |
| Chrome / Chromium | Chrome Web Store | Requires Chrome/Chromium 120 or newer. |
Firefox XPI
- Download the signed XPI from Firefox Add-ons or GitHub Releases.
- Open
about:addons. - Gear menu ->
Install Add-on From File.... - Select the XPI.
Chrome / Chromium
- Download and extract the Chrome MV3 zip from GitHub Releases.
- Open
chrome://extensions. - Enable Developer mode.
- Click
Load unpacked. - Select the extracted extension folder.
Local Chrome builds are created under .output/chrome-mv3.
Release assets on GitHub include SHA256 checksums for manual verification.
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Install ani2arr.
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Open the extension options.
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Configure one or more providers:
- Sonarr
- Radarr
- Seerr
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Add the provider URL and API key.
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Set the default profiles, root folders, monitored state, and add behavior.
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Open AniList or AniChart.
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Use the ani2arr actions shown on supported pages.
| AniList anime page | AniList browse | AniChart browse |
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| Sonarr/Radarr add modal | Sonarr/Radarr edit modal | Mapping modal |
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| Seerr request modal | Seerr target picker |
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| Provider options | Mapping options | UI options |
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ani2arr uses multiple sources to match AniList entries to the correct Sonarr, Radarr, or Seerr target:
- AniList metadata
- AniList media type
- public AniBridge mapping files
- provider search results
- manual mappings saved by the user
- manual Seerr target selections saved by the user
Manual mappings are useful when automatic matching is wrong, missing, or ambiguous.
Can ani2arr delete items from Sonarr or Radarr?
No. ani2arr does not implement delete actions. It can only add new items or edit existing items.
Does ani2arr work with Seerr?
Yes. ani2arr can request media through a configured Seerr instance and show request status when available.
Does ani2arr require Seerr?
No. Sonarr and Radarr can be used directly without Seerr.
Does ani2arr send data to a developer server?
No. ani2arr does not operate a backend. Settings are stored locally, and requests are made to AniList, AniBridge mapping files, and the providers configured by the user.
Why does Firefox show broad permissions?
Self-hosted services can run on localhost, private IPs, custom domains, subdomains, or reverse proxies. Browser host permissions are origin-based, so the permission text can look broader than the actual configured use.
Can ani2arr see how many episodes are available in Plex?
No. ani2arr can show Seerr request status when available, but it does not inspect Plex libraries or count available Plex episodes.
Use GitHub Issues to report bugs, mapping problems, and feature requests.
For security issues, do not open a public issue. See SECURITY.md.
ani2arr stores configuration locally in browser extension storage, including provider URLs, API keys, default add settings, UI preferences, manual mappings, manual Seerr targets, and cached metadata.
ani2arr may request data from:
- configured Sonarr servers
- configured Radarr servers
- configured Seerr servers
- AniList GraphQL
- public AniBridge mapping files hosted on GitHub
ani2arr does not:
- send data to a developer-owned backend
- include analytics
- include advertising
- include tracking SDKs
- sell user data
- sync settings to a developer service
Browser permissions cover AniList, AniChart, AniList GraphQL, public AniBridge mapping files, GitHub release asset URLs used by AniBridge downloads, and the provider URLs configured by the user.
Host permissions are origin-based. Firefox cannot isolate permissions by port, so self-hosted services on localhost, private IPs, subdomains, or reverse proxies may require broader-looking permissions than the actual configured use.
See PRIVACY.md for the full privacy policy.
This project uses pnpm, WXT, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Vitest.
- Node.js 24 or newer
- pnpm 11.5.1 or compatible
pnpm install
pnpm run dev
pnpm run dev:chrome
pnpm run audit
pnpm run lint
pnpm run compile
pnpm run test
pnpm run validate
pnpm run build
pnpm run build:chrome
pnpm run build:all
pnpm run zip
pnpm run zip:chrome
pnpm run zip:allFirefox is the default browser target. Chrome commands use the :chrome suffix.
Build and zip artifacts are created under .output/.
- See CHANGELOG.md for version history.
- See SECURITY.md for vulnerability reporting.
- Thanks to AniBridge and their contributors for maintaining the upstream mapping database.
- ani2arr is a personal open source project.
- Issues and PRs are welcome, but support and fixes are not guaranteed. See Support and issues.
ani2arr is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.