Apps / Media
Jellystat
What your Jellyfin actually plays
Statistics for a Jellyfin server: who watched what, how often, which files never get touched, and how much was streamed versus transcoded. It keeps its own history in Postgres, so the record survives a Jellyfin database reset and goes back further than Jellyfin's own activity log.
CategoryMedia
Memory~250MB
Module
jellystatInstalling it
Open the dashboard, find it in the App Store and press Install. Or from a terminal on the box:
sudo homebox install jellystatWhere to open it
| Service | Port | First login |
|---|---|---|
| Jellystat | :3110 | Creates its admin account on the first visit, then asks for your Jellyfin server URL and API key. |
Open it at your box's address with that port — the dashboard links to it directly once it is running.
Good to know
- Needs a Jellyfin API key: Jellyfin → Dashboard → API Keys, then paste it in the Jellystat setup page along with http://jellyfin:8096
- Use the container name, not localhost — localhost inside this container is this container
- It backfills history from Jellyfin on the first sync, then keeps its own; the first run takes a few minutes on a busy server