Redirecterr

Redirecterr receives Overseerr webhook notifications and evaluates them against user-defined filters to automatically route or approve requests. It matches on media type, keywords, content ratings, 4K status, requester fields and other conditions, then forwards requests to one or more Radarr/Sonarr instances or approves/denies them according to rules.

Key Features

• Accepts Overseerr webhook payloads and processes request notifications
• Declarative YAML configuration for instances, approval behavior and filter rules
• Rich condition matching: media_type, is_4k, keywords, contentRatings, requester fields, max_seasons and more
• Route matching requests to one or multiple Radarr/Sonarr instances simultaneously
• Option to auto-approve on no-match or override quality profile and approval per instance
• Docker image and Docker Compose examples for easy deployment

Use Cases

• Automatically route anime requests to a dedicated Sonarr instance while sending other TV requests to main Sonarr
• Filter out or redirect requests by content rating or keywords to different quality/collection roots
• Implement automated approval rules to reduce manual moderation for trusted requesters

Limitations and Considerations

• Instance mapping requires manual server_id alignment with Overseerr service order; misalignment can cause incorrect routing
• Behavior depends on Overseerr webhook payload fields and naming; updates to Overseerr payloads may require config adjustments
• No built-in discovery of Radarr/Sonarr instances; instances must be defined in configuration

Redirecterr is a focused webhook router for media request automation that simplifies integrating Overseerr with multiple download/management instances. It is configuration-driven and designed for lightweight deployments via Docker.