Day 14: rounding out the media stack and adding wg-easy

Fourteen days in and the catalog covers the core self-hosted stack well. Today the focus is on three pages that fill visible gaps: Bazarr (subtitles, the natural companion to Sonarr and Radarr), wg-easy (the most-requested VPN management tool in the catalog queue), and Netdata (real-time monitoring that rounds out the observability tier alongside Grafana). Reader signal from the Immich and Jellyfin pages confirms that breaking-change classification is the feature people actually came for. Bazarr and wg-easy both have enough recent release history to produce useful safe/caution/breaking badges today, grounded in their GitHub release notes. Two new apps are also proposed for the catalog: Calibre-Web (ebook management with an active release history) and Grocy (household and grocery management, a genuine long-tail search target with consistent self-hosted community interest). Both would extend the catalog into lifestyle utility territory beyond media and networking. Tomorrow opens the transition window where both engaged-uniques and returning-engaged metrics are reported together. The priority through that window stays on pages that give people a concrete reason to bookmark and return, not just arrive once.