Changelog

This update gives you more control over how your library syncs to tracker collections.

New Features

Collection Sync Toggle

• You can now enable or disable automatic collection sync per sync link
• Find the toggle in the Collection Management section of your sync link details
• When disabled, new library items won’t be added to your Trakt or Simkl collection
• Scrobbling (watch history) is completely unaffected by this setting
• Existing sync links default to enabled, preserving current behavior

Documentation

• Added Collection Sync documentation to the Trakt and Simkl setup guides
• Clarified the difference between collection sync (what you own) and scrobbling (what you’ve watched)
• Documented Trakt’s own auto-collection behavior on scrobble completion

This update brings support for shared Plex servers, invite codes, and a wave of reliability fixes for real-time scrobbling.

New Features

Plex Shared Server Support

• Plaxt now works with shared Plex servers — not just servers you own
• Each server uses its own token for better compatibility

Invite Codes

• Invite friends with invite codes that include a free Pro trial
• Track invite usage from your account

Improvements

• Real-time scrobbling (SSE, WebSocket, and Webhooks) is significantly more reliable
• Fixed issues where stop events could be blocked by stale tracking data
• Stale action tracking is now automatically cleared on startup
• Better handling of session expiry and 401 errors
• Various analytics dashboard fixes

A major update that introduces subscriptions and makes Plaxt installable on your devices.

New Features

Subscription System

• Free tier and Pro tier with a 14-day free trial
• Manage your subscription directly from the app
• Pro unlocks real-time scrobbling, unlimited sync links, and more

Install as an App

• Add to Home Screen support on iOS and Android
• Use Plaxt like a native app on your phone or tablet

Settings Overhaul

• New quality-of-life improvements in the settings page
• Easier credential management for all providers

Improvements

• Refreshed UI with updated styling throughout
• Better mobile experience
• Updated privacy policy and terms of service

This release focuses on stability and fixing issues reported by early users.

Improvements

• History sync is now more reliable with better error handling and progress tracking
• Netflix sync fixes — resolved issues with dashboard display and cookie handling
• Emby & Jellyfin connection checks are now more robust
• Login & signup flow improvements
• Various UI polish and responsive design fixes

Bug Fixes

• Fixed history sync modal not displaying correctly
• Fixed duplicate events during watch history sync
• Resolved issues with Emby and Jellyfin connection validation
• Fixed Netflix dashboard display

We’re thrilled to announce the first public release of Plaxt!

Features

Media Server Support

• Plex — Full support with webhooks and SSE
• Emby — Full support with webhooks and WebSocket
• Jellyfin — Full support with webhooks and WebSocket
• Netflix — History sync via cookies (browser extension coming soon)

Tracking Services

• Trakt — Full scrobbling and history sync via standard API
• Simkl — Full scrobbling and history sync via standard API

Core Features

• Real-time events for Pro users (where supported)
• History sync for all tiers
• Service-to-service sync (Trakt ↔ Simkl)
• Multi-server support
• Multi-user support
• Smart deduplication
• Encrypted credential storage

Subscription Tiers

• Free — 1 sync link, 1 source, 1 destination, history sync
• Pro — €4.99/month or €47.99/year, unlimited everything + real-time scrobbling
• 14-day free trial on Pro

Known Issues

• Netflix sync requires manual cookie refresh periodically
• Some anime titles may not match correctly on first attempt

Coming Soon

• More streaming services
• More tracking services (Letterboxd, IMDB lists, and more)
• Collection sync
• Ratings sync
• Browser extension for easier Netflix setup

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