Early Access documentation
Tuvima Library Documentation¶
Tuvima Library is a private, local-first story library. It watches your folders, identifies catalogue media, keeps personal content local when requested, and presents books, audiobooks, movies, TV, music, comics, and photos in one Dashboard.
Start Here¶
Install and launch¶
Install with Docker or a supported NAS container manager, claim the server, configure governed sources, and begin catalogued intake or a View Personal Space.
Open Getting Started Docker · Unraid · Synology · QNAP · TrueNAS SCALE
Build your first library¶
Add catalogued sources or personal View sources, watch the applicable intake path, and resolve only catalogued items that need identity review.
Know what is ready¶
Tuvima is Early Access. Check what is live, partial, planned, or intentionally not connected.
Open Product Status Open Beta Roadmap Open Feature Truth Inventory
Choose Your Path¶
How The Product Fits Together¶
Watch folders
-> Ingestion
-> File processors
-> Identity and scoring
-> Retail identification
-> Wikidata bridge resolution
-> SQLite, artwork, organization, write-back
-> API and SignalR
-> Dashboard
The user-facing Dashboard is organized around current workflows:
- Home for discovery and overview.
- Read, Watch, and Listen for media lanes and shelves.
- Collections for automatic broader rollups, administrator-curated collections, a cross-lane shelf index, and canonical people.
- Search for cross-library discovery.
- View for profile-owned Personal Spaces and the server-owned Shared Library, with Photos, Folders, Galleries, People, and Places.
- Detail pages for viewing items and launching inline corrections.
- Review Queue for blocked or uncertain items.
- Settings/Admin for configuration and operations.
Reference and Architecture¶
- Engine API Reference
- Database Schema Reference
- Wikidata Property Map
- How the Pipeline Works
- Ingestion Pipeline
- Network and Remote Access
- Libraries, Sources, and Intake
- View Personal Media Architecture and Static Review
- Hydration Pipeline and Providers
- Provider Enrichment Strategy
- Priority Cascade Engine
- Attributions