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https://overseerr.dev/
Edit: or, if you're a Jellyfin user or think you might become one: https://github.com/Fallenbagel/jellyseerr
Jellyseerr can be used with Plex as well and it's kept more updated as the overseer dev has not had time to dedicate to the project.
Jellyseerr is about to add Postgres support which is sweet if you run in any kind of cluster configuration like kubernetes.
I don't...yet, but I like doing things like that just for the fun of it. I'm using cloudnative pg at work so that could be cool.
+1 for Jellyseerr / Jellyfin combo
Jellyseerr has been a game changer. Uses the same user logins as jellyfin and you can set different preferences for each user. There is also an issue tracker. Just right for my purposes.
This. Overseer has been great.
All hail the overseerr