MEDIA INGEST • ENCODE • LIBRARY SYNC

Automate Your Entire Media Library Pipeline

From disc or files to your media server — fully automated. No manual steps. No scripts. No headaches.

Get Early Access See How It Works

Start with a disc or drop in existing files. HomeOps handles the rest.

Turn messy media workflows into a fully automated system.

No scripting. No complex setup required.

Disc or File Input

Start with a disc or drop in existing files and let HomeOps route media into the right automated path

Works with your setup

Connect your media server, metadata sources, and encoding tools without extra glue or workflow changes

End-to-end automation

Identify, rip when needed, verify, encode, organize, and publish from one media pipeline

System Preview

Clear, reliable media pipeline

Ready to run

Active Queue04 active jobs

Seven Samurai

Criterion Archive

Rip verified

Wallace & Gromit

Kids Library

Encoding HEVC + AAC

Blade Runner

Reference Shelf

Metadata matched

Targets

03 online

Plexlinked

Jellyfinlinked

Kodilinked

System Rules

Archive titlespassthrough

Everyday copieshevc 1080p

Who It's For

Built for people who want their media pipeline to run itself

HomeOps is for buyers who want a clean, automated media pipeline without giving up visibility or rebuilding the rest of their setup.

Home media collectors

Keep collections moving from intake to library-ready output without renaming files, moving folders, or checking every stage yourself.

Media server users

Add automation behind Plex, Jellyfin, or Kodi so finished titles show up cleanly without changing how you watch.

Power users who want automation without scripting

Get real workflow automation without stitching together scripts, cron jobs, and one-off tools that only you can maintain.

Multi-machine setups

Coordinate ripping, encoding, and storage across more than one machine while keeping the workflow visible from one system.

Own your media library

Build a personal media library you control — available across your devices without relying on streaming platforms or subscriptions.

Existing file workflows

Start with files you already have and let HomeOps handle organization, validation, and publishing automatically.

HOW IT WORKS

Start with Disc or Existing Files

Both routes feed the same automated pipeline. Discs run the full rip workflow, while existing files skip ripping and continue through encode checks, organization, and publish.

Disc Input

File Input

Ingest → Identify → Rip & Verify → Encode → Move → Done

Existing files automatically skip the rip stage.

Built to expand with your system — from a single machine to a distributed setup.

Ingest

Start with a disc or existing files and let HomeOps route media into the right automated path.

Identify

Match titles, metadata, and source details before the next stage begins.

Rip & Verify

Rip with verification and retries so every title is captured cleanly and confidently.

Encode

Automatically detects if files need encoding and applies the right output rules when they do.

Move

Place finished media exactly where it belongs with the right names and folder structure.

Before and After

The difference is fewer manual steps and more finished media

HomeOps turns a stitched-together media workflow into one automated path from ingest to organized library delivery.

Without HomeOps

Manual ripping
Separate encoding tools
Renaming files by hand
Moving folders manually
Refreshing media servers yourself
Checking each stage one by one

With HomeOps

Start with disc or files
Automatic workflow routing
Encode only when needed
Automatic organization
Clean publish to library
Full visibility in one place

Why It's Different

Why HomeOps is different

HomeOps replaces fragmented media workflows with one automated media pipeline that stays clear, visible, and easy to trust.

One media pipeline instead of multiple tools

Smart decisions that encode only when needed

Handles both discs and existing files

Built for real-world media workflows

Control Surface

See your entire media pipeline in one place

Track queue status, stage progress, and publish activity without babysitting the media pipeline.

See what is moving, what is waiting, and what needs attention from a single control surface instead of checking each stage by hand.

HomeOps Control Surface

System Overview

Queue depth

14 jobs

Drives online

3 mounted

Sync targets

Plex + Jellyfin

Pipeline Throughput

last 24h

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun

Library Rules

4 active

Built for buyers who want finished media, not more workflow management.

HomeOps automates ingest, encode decisions, organization, and publish so you spend less time managing tools and more time with a clean library.

Flexible ingest from disc or files

Insert a disc or ingest existing files and HomeOps keeps every title moving without manual handoffs.

Automatically encodes only when needed

HomeOps checks each source and automatically encodes only when needed.

Perfectly named and organized files every time

Metadata, naming, and folder placement stay consistent without cleanup passes after the fact.

Library-ready output without extra work

Finished media lands in the right library-ready location without extra move scripts.

Clear visibility without babysitting the pipeline

You can monitor progress, catch blocked jobs, and verify outcomes without doing the work manually.

Multiple entry points, one automated pipeline

Every title follows the same end-to-end path, whether it starts from a disc or from files you already have.

Why HomeOps Exists

Media workflows should not require constant supervision

HomeOps exists because getting media from ingest to organized library delivery should not mean juggling multiple tools, manual handoffs, and constant monitoring. It was built to automate that path in one media pipeline, whether titles start from discs or from files you already have.

Too many separate toolsToo many manual handoffsToo much time spent checking the workflow

Integrations

Works with the setup you already have.

HomeOps fits into existing media server setups instead of forcing you into a custom stack, replacement player, or fragile one-off process.

Compatibility first

Bring your ripping tools, metadata sources, and media servers into one automated media pipeline without brittle handoffs or extra glue code.

Plex

Primary library target

Keep Plex up to date from the same automated pipeline that handles ingest, organization, and delivery.

Jellyfin

Open media server

Sync finished media into Jellyfin without building separate handoff scripts around it.

Kodi

Local playback surface

Prepare library-ready structures for Kodi and local playback setups you already know.

TMDb

Metadata provider

Match titles, release data, and artwork from a source many media users already rely on.

MakeMKV

Disc extraction

Use familiar extraction tooling while HomeOps handles media pipeline flow and the stages around it.

FFmpeg

Encoding engine

Run modern encodes inside the same media pipeline instead of stitching commands together by hand.

Built for Real Workflows

Built for real-world media workflows

HomeOps is designed for the practical parts of media automation: long jobs, clean transitions between stages, and visibility when something needs attention.

Designed for long-running media jobs

Reliable stage handoffs from ingest to publish

Supports both discs and existing files

Works for single-machine and multi-machine setups

Focused on control, visibility, and clean output

Roadmap

Focused on depth, not complexity.

We’re building HomeOps to stay approachable while expanding what your system can do.

NextIn design

Remote ingest agents

Add more machines for drives, encode jobs, and storage without turning the setup into a tangle.

SoonPlanned

Rule composer

Build richer encode and organization rules without dropping back into hand-edited config.

SoonExploring

Storage health and duplicates

Spot duplicate titles, missing assets, and storage issues before they create library drift.

LaterResearch

Review and approval loops

Add lightweight checkpoints when a title needs a quick decision, not a full manual workflow.

RELEASE UPDATES

Get notified when HomeOps is ready

Join the release list for early access, installer availability, and launch updates.