Description:
Jellywatched is a command-line tool for analyzing watched content on a Jellyfin server. It allows you to see which movies and TV episodes have been watched by individual users, or identify content that is common across multiple users. The project helps manage your media library and make informed decisions about which items can be safely removed.
Features:
Retrieve a list of all users from the Jellyfin server.
Display watched movies and episodes for a specific user.
Compare watched content between multiple users and show items that are commonly watched.
Export media file paths to a paths.txt file for easy access or further processing.
Short Description
Jellywatched is a command-line tool for tracking watched movies and TV shows on your Jellyfin server. It helps you quickly identify which content has been fully watched and is ready to be removed from your library.
Anything else?
No response
Originally created by @jbakalarski on GitHub (Jan 26, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/awesome-jellyfin/awesome-jellyfin/issues/427
Originally assigned to: @TomRomeo on GitHub.
### Project Website
https://github.com/jbakalarski/Jellywatched
### Project Description
**Description:**
Jellywatched is a command-line tool for analyzing watched content on a **Jellyfin** server. It allows you to see which movies and TV episodes have been watched by individual users, or identify content that is common across multiple users. The project helps manage your media library and make informed decisions about which items can be safely removed.
**Features:**
- Retrieve a list of all users from the Jellyfin server.
- Display watched movies and episodes for a specific user.
- Compare watched content between multiple users and show items that are commonly watched.
- Export media file paths to a `paths.txt` file for easy access or further processing.
### Short Description
Jellywatched is a command-line tool for tracking watched movies and TV shows on your Jellyfin server. It helps you quickly identify which content has been fully watched and is ready to be removed from your library.
### Anything else?
_No response_
@awesome-jellyfin[bot] commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2026):
@darmiel
/new -d "Command-line tool that compares watched movies and episodes between users to identify content everyone has watched and may be safe to remove from the library." other
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@awesome-jellyfin[bot] commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2026):
@darmiel
> /new -d "Command-line tool that compares watched movies and episodes between users to identify content everyone has watched and may be safe to remove from the library." other
* :white_check_mark: Created a new pull request #485
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Originally created by @jbakalarski on GitHub (Jan 26, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/awesome-jellyfin/awesome-jellyfin/issues/427
Originally assigned to: @TomRomeo on GitHub.
Project Website
https://github.com/jbakalarski/Jellywatched
Project Description
Description:
Jellywatched is a command-line tool for analyzing watched content on a Jellyfin server. It allows you to see which movies and TV episodes have been watched by individual users, or identify content that is common across multiple users. The project helps manage your media library and make informed decisions about which items can be safely removed.
Features:
paths.txtfile for easy access or further processing.Short Description
Jellywatched is a command-line tool for tracking watched movies and TV shows on your Jellyfin server. It helps you quickly identify which content has been fully watched and is ready to be removed from your library.
Anything else?
No response
@awesome-jellyfin[bot] commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2026):
@darmiel
@darmiel commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2026):
(see pull request)