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BokeBox is a private AI podcast studio that turns videos, links, documents, meetings, and course materials into listenable shows. The first-run wizard creates the administrator account and configures model services; there is no default password.

Features

Multiple Sources: Import videos, links, documents, and content sources provided by plugins.
Natural Narration: Use AI to understand source material and rewrite it as a structured spoken script.
Custom Shows: Configure host personas, voices, delivery, and show styles.
Listening Library: Manage albums, covers, show notes, knowledge flashcards, and listening progress.
Open Extensions: Use the built-in MCP endpoint and external Source, ASR, and TTS plugins.
Private Deployment: Keep accounts, settings, jobs, and media files in local persistent storage.

Usage

After installation, open BokeBox through the Web port shown in the app details.
The first visit opens the setup wizard. Create an administrator account and configure the required model, ASR, and TTS services.
The app has no default account or password. Keep the administrator credentials you create in a safe place.

Data and Upgrades

Application data is stored in the installation directory's data subdirectory, including the SQLite database, settings, jobs, and media files.
Back up the application data in 1Panel before upgrading or recreating the container.

Security Notes

The app stores API keys for third-party model services. Deploy it only on a trusted network and use HTTPS through a reverse proxy when exposing it externally.
Upstream /api/health currently returns HTTP 500 until a usable TTS service is configured, so this app package disables the image's built-in healthcheck. The first-run wizard and Web service remain available.
The image removes npm from the final runtime filesystem, but Trivy may still report vulnerabilities from that deleted toolchain in historical image layers. It is not on the runtime path; continue to monitor upstream image updates.