Create New Document

The title of your document (will be displayed as H1)
URL-friendly name (no spaces, use dashes)
Path where to create document (optional, use forward slashes to create subdirectories)

Move/Rename Document

Current location of the document
New path for the document (including the slug)
This only changes the document's path. It does not modify the document's title (H1 heading).

Delete Document

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Warning: If this is a folder, all contents including subfolders and documents will be deleted.

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Attachments

Allowed file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, svg, webp, txt, log, csv, sfd, zip, pdf, docx, xlsx, pptx, mp4 (Max: 10MB)

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Document History

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Preview

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Wiki Settings

Language for the user interface
Number of versions to keep per document. Set to 0 to disable versioning.
Maximum allowed file size for uploads in MB.

User Management

Add New User

Leave empty to keep current password
Users with these groups can access restricted sections.

Define path-based access rules for sections of your wiki, then assign users to groups in the Users tab. Rules are evaluated in order. First match wins.

Active Rules

Import markdown files from a ZIP archive. Files will be processed and stored in the appropriate document structure. Directory structure in the ZIP (category/subcategory) will be preserved in the wiki.

Upload a ZIP file containing markdown (.md) files to import.

Create and manage backups of your wiki data. Backups include all documents, images, and configuration files.

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Add/Edit Access Rule

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Metadata

Neptune keeps a local metadata cache so the app opens to a fully drawn home screen instead of spinners.
With Neptune Pro, it also enriches your library with connected TMDB data your backend does not have.

Metadata Cache

Setting Description
Use Cache Keep home screen and library data cached locally for instant loading (default on)
Download Mode How aggressively Neptune pre-fetches: Off, Minimal, Smart (default), or Full

The screen shows what's currently cached per section.
Clear All Metadata wipes the cache; it rebuilds as you browse.

Smart mode is the right choice for almost everyone: it pre-fetches what you're likely to open without downloading the entire library's metadata.

TMDB Metadata

Neptune Pro's TMDB Integration fills gaps in your backend's metadata with:

Neptune Pro users can turn TMDB Metadata off in Settings → Metadata.
The setting is on by default.

When it is off, Neptune leaves the metadata supplied by your server unchanged.
This is useful when you maintain carefully curated NFO files or prefer your server's cast, crew, artwork, and release details without Neptune layering connected metadata over them.
Neptune stops adding TMDB title logos, cast and crew, person-filmography entries, release details, and search-index enrichment.

This setting controls presentation enrichment, not every feature that uses TMDB.
Trailers, future and missing episode information, Episode Finder, and studio or network navigation remain available.
Cached enrichment is retained but stays dormant, so turning the setting back on restores it without throwing away downloaded data.

There is no personal API key to configure.
Without Pro, backend-native metadata and Neptune's free local catalogs continue normally.
The preference participates in Settings Sync and can be included in Device Overrides, Settings Profiles, and managed settings.
Use Clear Cached Metadata if you also want to remove enrichment already stored on the device.

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