moviematch VS VoIP

For movie night decision paralysis, I run an instance of MovieMatch on my server: https://github.com/LukeChannings/moviematch

I've played around with some other services, such as Rollarr and MovieMatch, but they haven't become permanent fixtures in my setup. I'm also trying to find a service that will allow me to more easily manage posters and title cards. I've begun delving into TitleCardMaker but haven't gotten too far yet.

some guy made this: https://github.com/LukeChannings/moviematch https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/k9x81a/introducing_moviematch_for_plex/

I think the closest thing would be moviematch, make sure to use the develop branch on docker, as stable was really outdated and lacking important features the last time I checked.

this is already a thing https://github.com/LukeChannings/moviematch

Not exactly the same, but MovieMatch is pretty cool, too. https://github.com/LukeChannings/moviematch

And for those times you can't figure out what to watch with other ppl, may I introduce you to MovieMatch. It's like Tinder for your libraries.

Here is tinder for plex it works pretty well and is still being developed, v2.0 was just released to beta.

https://github.com/0perationPrivacy/VoIP is an interface that can leverage Twilio/Telnyx APIs. Definitely not as polished as Google Voice but still functional. While self-hostable, the developer recommends and bases instructions on Heroku and MongoDB. Running locally is not tested or supported.

You're probably right. It isn't an issue with Render but with the app I was using on top of it https://github.com/0perationPrivacy/VoIP Is the link to the app I was using.

For sms, you can use a voip service like twilio, however you won't get as seamless experience. You can checkout Michael Bazzell and his podcast/books (https://inteltechniques.com) for instructions on how to setup twilio, as well as a web app his friend developed for sending/receiving texts on your phone (https://github.com/0perationPrivacy/VoIP) - although i do not recommend self hosting on heroku as they do. Firstly because it's hardly self hosting, and secondly there are currently some issues with heroku's github integration that Michael has talked about in recent podcast episodes.

This is VERY close. https://github.com/0perationPrivacy/VoIP

Yeah, good on ya. If you're tech savvy enough you might take a look at the VOIP suite MB mentions here: https://www.inteltechniques.com/sms.html (the repository is here: https://github.com/0perationPrivacy/VoIP)