Configure Pairs
How to configure a sync pair, feature toggles, and safety controls.
Pairs define what syncs, in which direction, and with what safety rules.
Left = Source
Right = Target
Enable only what you need. In one-way pairs, the Source defines desired state.
Two-way pairs use feature-specific conflict rules. The Source is the final fallback.
Most safe first pairs are media server → tracker.
Header (the basics)
Enabled: master switch for the pair.
Source / Target: provider pickers.
Source profile / Target profile: pick which profile to use.
Defaults to
default.See Profiles.
Mode:
One-way: target follows source.
Two-way: both sides contribute.
Choose Two-way only when you already trust matching on both sides.
For most setups, One-way is safer.
Feature tabs
Feature tabs show up only when both providers support that feature.
Start here for feature-specific options: Features.
Pairs that contain AniList can show extra options on Watchlist and Ratings.
That includes Use Anime ID Mapping and, when AniList can receive writes, Anime-only sync.
See AniList pair options.
Details by topic
Safety switches and guardrails: Global settings
Review and apply a configured pair safely: Interactive Sync
Pair-scoped provider behavior: Provider settings
Pair-only library scoping: Pair-level Whitelisting
AniList-specific pair controls: AniList pair options
Watchlist controls and Jellyfin/Emby mode: Watchlist
Ratings scope and backfill window: Ratings
History behavior and safety limitations: History
Resume position syncing (compatible provider pairs): Progress
Runtime additions, removals, and conflicts: Synchronization policies
When a section is disabled
Dependent controls lock.
This prevents accidental changes.
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