Add your first service¶
Each connection needs three things:
- The service type, such as Radarr, Jellyfin or Pi-hole.
- An address, for example
http://192.168.1.20:7878. You can add an away address later. See Home and away. - Credentials, usually an API key and sometimes a username and password or a token.
Free tier
The free tier connects one service, fully, with nothing held back. Pro unlocks the rest. See Free and Pro.
Where to find API keys¶
The steps below are for common services. Menu names can change between versions, so check the service's own documentation if something has moved.
| Service | Where to find the key |
|---|---|
| Radarr / Sonarr / Lidarr / Prowlarr / Bazarr | Settings → General → Security → API Key |
| SABnzbd | Config → General → API Key (not the NZB Key) |
| qBittorrent | No key. Use your Web UI username and password |
| NZBGet | No key. Use ControlUsername and ControlPassword |
| Deluge | Leave the username blank and enter the password only |
| Plex | Tap Sign in with Plex |
| UniFi | Control Plane → Integrations with Network scope (UniFi OS, Network 9.3+) |
| Streamystats | Your Jellyfin login |
| Unraid (7.3+) | Settings → Management Access → API Keys, with the CONNECT and ADMIN roles |
| Jellyfin | Dashboard → Advanced → API Keys |
| Emby | Advanced → API Keys |
| Seerr (or Jellyseerr / Overseerr) | Settings → General → API Key |
| Tautulli | Settings → Web Interface → API |
| Home Assistant | Profile → Security → Long-lived access tokens |
| Grafana | Administration → Service accounts (a Viewer token is enough) |
If a service still won't connect, see the FAQ.
Search for a service¶
In Command Centre, you can search by name or by what a service does. For example, dns finds Pi-hole, AdGuard Home and Technitium, and ups finds PeaNUT.