Ryot

Ryot (Roll Your Own Tracker) is an open-source, self-hosted life tracking platform that consolidates media consumption, fitness activities, book reading, and habit tracking into a single application. It eliminates the need for multiple tracking services by providing one unified interface with automatic metadata enrichment from sources like TMDB, IGDB, OpenLibrary, Audible, and more.

Common Use Cases

Media enthusiasts use Ryot to maintain a complete log of movies, TV shows, anime, manga, podcasts, and video games they have consumed, with ratings and reviews. Fitness users track workouts with detailed exercise logging including sets, reps, and progressive overload. Readers log books and audiobooks with progress tracking and reading statistics. Power users connect Ryot to automation tools via its GraphQL API to build custom dashboards and reporting workflows.

Key Features

• Comprehensive media tracking for movies, TV, anime, manga, podcasts, video games, and visual novels
• Fitness logging with exercise tracking, sets, reps, and weight progression
• Book and audiobook tracking with automatic metadata from OpenLibrary and Audible
• Built-in importers for Goodreads, Trakt, MyAnimeList, MediaTracker, and more
• Full GraphQL API with admin tokens for custom integrations
• Habit and measurement tracking for daily routines and personal metrics
• OpenID Connect support for single sign-on authentication
• Calendar view and statistics dashboards for visualizing your tracking data

Why deploy Ryot on Hostinger VPS

Running Ryot on a Hostinger VPS ensures your personal tracking data stays completely private with no third-party access. Unlike cloud-based tracking services, self-hosting means no ads, no data mining, and no risk of a service discontinuing. With dedicated VPS resources, Ryot responds instantly and can store years of tracking history in your own PostgreSQL database with full backup control.