Ideas for where to take GhostHub next?

[BleedingXiko]

GhostHub began as a small project to fix what bothered me about other media servers. I needed something lightweight, mobile-friendly, and easy to share without a huge setup. It grew into a swipe-based media viewer with chat, tunnel sharing, and smart caching.

Now that people are checking it out, I’d really like to hear your thoughts:

• What’s missing?
• What’s annoying or unclear?
• What weird or niche feature would make it way more useful for you?

I’m actively working on GhostHub, and if you want to contribute or help shape where it goes next, I’m all ears. Feature ideas, feedback, PRs, bug reports, anything helps.

[mgerasolo]

I am looking to try it. I am not seeing the Docker Image to pull from DockerHub. I see you went through the effort to make several deployment options, but I think a dockerhub image would help people quickly spin up and test it.

I am looking to deploy it on my Synology NAS managed via Portainer to host several personal media libraries, like one to share with friends, one to share with family, etc.

[BleedingXiko]

@mgerasolo Appreciate it! I just pushed a prebuilt Docker image: dhux/ghosthub. You can pull it and run with a simple docker-compose.yml — just mount your media under /media and it’ll auto-create categories.

Heads up: if you use the Cloudflare tunnel, free accounts can get auto-killed after a while. Just restart the container to bring it back up.