> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.crosswatch.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.crosswatch.app/getting-started/support-matrix.md).

# Support matrix

Provider and feature compatibility across syncing, scrobbling, playback, and tooling.

### Status legend

| Status                          | Meaning                                                         |
| ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <i class="fa-check">:check:</i> | Implemented and exposed by the current code                     |
| Limited                         | Implemented with provider, media type, or workflow restrictions |
| Source only                     | Can be read as a source, but not used as a writable destination |
| <i class="fa-xmark">:xmark:</i> | Not implemented for this function                               |
| N/A                             | Not applicable                                                  |

### Quick answers

{% hint style="success" %}
Best-supported first path:

* media server → tracker for watchlist, history, or ratings

* one-way sync

* TMDb enabled
  {% endhint %}

* Normal pair-based `progress` sync is available for CrossWatch local, Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Nuvio, Floppy, PublicMetaDB, PunchPlay, Scrob, Trakt, SIMKL, and MDBList.

* Collection sync is one-way. Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, and Kodi are sources only. Trakt, MDBList, CrossWatch, PunchPlay, Floppy, and Scrob can be sources or targets.

* FlickList supports watchlist, ratings, history, progress, playlists, and Watcher scrobbling. It does not support Collection sync.

* Watcher supports Scrob as a source or sink. Webhooks support Scrob as a sink only.

* Jellyfin and Emby do not have a native watchlist. CrossWatch maps watchlists to Favorites, Playlists, or Collections.

* Tautulli is a read-only history source. It preserves rewatches but cannot receive writes.

* Tracearr is an experimental, read-only history source. It preserves rewatches but cannot receive writes.

* Nuvio is an experimental media client. It supports watchlist, history, and progress.

* PunchPlay is an experimental tracker. It supports watchlist, ratings, history, progress, and Watcher.

* Scrob is experimental. It supports watchlist, ratings, history, rewatches, progress, and real-time scrobbling.

* BingeBase supports real-time scrobbling only. It is a Watcher and webhook destination.

* TMDb supports watchlist and ratings sync only.

* AniList supports anime watchlist and ratings workflows only.


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