About Nymara
A power-tool for media library organization, born from the chaos of digital collections.
The Origin
Nymara started as a simple Python script to rename downloaded TV episodes. It grew into a full media organizer because the existing tools were either too simple (FileBot) or too complex (hand-rolled scripts). The C# / WPF rewrite brought professional-grade architecture: 80+ services, async scanning, MVVM UI, and deep ARR integration.
The name comes from a fusion of "NYMARAegorizer" and the cybercat mascot who personifies the app's mission: turning digital chaos into order.
Nymara is built by and for Jellyfin homelab owners. We know what it's like to stare at a Downloads folder with 500 unlabeled files and feel the dread. Nymara exists to eliminate that dread.
Meet Nymara the Cybercat
She is the brand mascot and personification of the app's mission: "fixing your digital nightmares."
Appearance
Sleek black body, long angular wedge-shaped face, sharp chin, flat cheeks. Very large tall pointed ears with electric cyan inner fur. Very large glowing violet eyes with vertical slit pupils. A faint jagged crimson scar on her left ear from a virus she fought off.
Personality
Competent, confident, reassuring. She knows something is wrong with your files and she's already on it. She doesn't panic, and she doesn't let you panic either.
The Scar
The scar on her left ear is a healed "NY" imprint from a virus she defeated. Rather than being defeated, she wears it as armor. It represents turning chaos into order and dread into calm.
Our Philosophy
Safety First
Preview every change. Dry run by default. Trash instead of delete. Journals for recovery. Your data is more important than our convenience.
Local First
No cloud required. No accounts. No telemetry. Your library stays on your machine. AI runs locally via Ollama. Metadata is cached locally.
Built for Power Users
Dense interfaces, keyboard shortcuts, batch operations, and deep customization. We don't dumb things down. We make powerful things safe.
Open Source Core
The core organizer is MIT licensed. You can inspect the code, fork it, and modify it. We believe in transparency and community contribution.