π΄ββ οΈ Navigate the high seas of media automation
Corsarr helps you install and operate the applications in a local media server.
Use the visual Desktop application or the CLI.
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
| macOS β Apple Silicon and Intel | Universal ZIP |
| Windows β x64 | Portable ZIP |
| Windows β x86 | Portable ZIP |
| Linux β x64 | Portable tar.gz |
All downloads, checksums, and release notes are available on the latest release page.
- Download and extract the package for your platform.
- On macOS, move
Corsarr.apptoApplications. On Windows or Linux, open the extracted Corsarr executable. - Follow the setup screens to choose storage and applications, review the configuration, and start the installation.
- Use the dashboard to open and manage installed applications.
macOS may require an explicit first-open action. See the Desktop installation guide for platform notes, checksums, data locations, and complete maintenance instructions.
Close Corsarr, download the new package, and replace the previous application or executable. Your media and application data are stored separately.
Remove Corsarr.app or the extracted Corsarr executable. This removes the
interface only; it does not silently delete installed applications, their
configuration, downloads, media, or the container runtime. Use Corsarr to
remove managed applications before deleting data you no longer need.
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
| macOS β Apple Silicon | tar.gz |
| macOS β Intel | tar.gz |
| Linux β x64 | tar.gz |
| Linux β ARM64 | tar.gz |
| Windows β x64 | ZIP |
| Windows β x86 | ZIP |
Extract the archive and place corsarr or corsarr.exe in a directory listed
in your PATH. Docker with Docker Compose v2 is required to run the generated
stack.
corsarr generate
docker compose up -dRun corsarr --help to see the available commands. The
CLI guide covers installation commands, profiles, automation,
updates, and removal.
To update, download the newest archive and replace the executable. To uninstall, remove the executable from the directory where you installed it. Generated Compose files and media data remain untouched.
