Search
Ask your Prowlarr or Jackett, and sites described by a small definition file, all at once. Results land as each answers, the same torrent shown once, best seeded first, with a filter box over them.
The Search tab (Ctrl+Shift+F, or Ctrl+2) takes the place of the transfer list until Esc brings it back.
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Torznab providers: add your Prowlarr or Jackett by URL and API key under Settings → Search, and press Test.
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Definition files for sites without an API: one JSON file per site in the config folder says where to search and how to read the answer, by JSON pointer or CSS-like selector. One generic provider runs them, so a site’s change is an edit, not a release. Three examples ship: Internet Archive, LinuxTracker and Academic Torrents.
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All at once. Every enabled provider is asked in parallel; each answer lands as it arrives, with a line per provider saying how many it found or why it could not answer.
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One row per torrent. The same torrent from two providers is shown once, the better-seeded copy kept; results sort by seeds unless you click a column.
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Polite. One request per two seconds per provider, and an answer reused for five minutes.
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A filter over the results. Once a search has results, a Filter box narrows them in the omnibox’s language:
provider:jack,cat:movies,size>1g,seeds>=10,leechers<5,date<7d, words for the name and-for “not”. Each term is a chip, a red one saying why when it does not read, and the box says how many results it lets through./orCtrl+Kin the results goes to it. -
A Category column for results from a Torznab server.
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Providers sync with the other settings, their API keys never: a server that arrives says “needed here” until you type its key once on that computer.
Enter on a result opens the Add dialog for it, fetching a .torrent link first; Ctrl+C copies its link.