As far as I understand it, both Plex and Tautulli run on a local server, so there’d be no way for Exist to connect to read stats.

There would be a way, as I described. Exist should just receive the URL of Tautulli (similar to the way you add calendars) and the API key, then it can read from Tautulli. Exists doesn’t need to know anything about Plex, as Tautulli is collecting the data and exposes it’s own readable API with sanitized data.

It’s of course only possible if the Tautulli server is available on the internet, mine is for example. But that goes for calendars as well. If you use a local Google Calendar alternative that’s only locally facing, you can’t connect to it.

Right, it seemed from the docs that it was designed to be run locally, not on an internet-facing server. If it is possible and common to run it in a way that’s accessible, I’ll update that.

Oh yeah, I can see that - But you can do both.

I think that most people running Plex, also runs Tautulli. But that being said, I don’t know how many runs it on publicly facing servers accessible on the internet.

Trakt.tv does the same thing. So maybe Trakt.tv would be a higher priority than this, in regards of movie/TV tracking.

I will be happy to help out if anything is needed

Thanks. Definitely think Trakt makes more sense, and it is already a more popular suggestion.