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autobrr

autobrr is a powerful and versatile download automation tool for torrents that streamlines the process of acquiring and seeding torrent files.

Description

autobrr is a modern download automation tool for torrents, designed to streamline the process of acquiring and seeding torrent files. It integrates with various torrent indexers (trackers), monitoring IRC channels and RSS feeds for new torrents matching user-defined criteria (filters). Upon finding a match, autobrr forwards the torrent to a specified download client (qBittorrent, Deluge, Sonarr, Radarr, etc.), ensuring early access to the torrent swarm for optimal seeding and ratio maintenance. Its features include support for numerous trackers, a user-friendly web UI, and compatibility with diverse platforms and architectures. autobrr aims to consolidate multiple download automation tools into a single, efficient solution.

Features

autobrr's key features include support for over 90 trackers with IRC announces and additional indexers via RSS and Torznab/Newznab; powerful, regex-based filtering for precise download control; an easy-to-use mobile-friendly web UI with dark mode; cross-platform compatibility (Linux, Windows, macOS); container support (Docker, Kubernetes); versatile database options (PostgreSQL, SQLite); notifications (Discord, Telegram); and the ability to interact with multiple remote clients. It offers diverse actions like sending to qBittorrent, Deluge, Sonarr, Radarr, watch folders, and executing custom scripts.

Benefits

autobrr offers several key benefits: early access to torrent swarms for improved seeding and ratio, streamlined torrent acquisition and management, support for a wide range of torrent clients and indexers, flexible filtering options for precise control over downloads, a user-friendly web interface for easy configuration and monitoring, and efficient resource utilization through optimized API calls. It simplifies the process of managing downloads, improving the overall efficiency and effectiveness of torrenting.

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