Swiss army knife of multi-service CLI download utilities written on Go.
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Swiss army knife of multi-service CLI download utilities written on Go.
A lightweight Django REST API that fetches torrents data from Piratebay.
👾 A sleek, zero-setup torrent finder and downloader that lives right in your terminal.
Local-first terminal torrent search and download client with federated search, a React TUI, persistent downloads, and crash recovery.
A python search engine & downloader for popular public torrent trackers. You can download torrents through debrid services to be safe directly to your computer.
torr is a git-like bittorrent client, which prioritizes a no gui, bloat-free, porcelain command flow over a true wire protocol implementation.
A persistent, full-screen (and also headless) BitTorrent client for people who live in the terminal.
Minimal, ultra-fast command-line interface for monitoring and controlling qBittorrent via its Web API. Includes live torrent monitoring, and torrent info display.
The official std host backend for the TypeBit engine, supporting HTTP, TCP/UDP, and file I/O.
CLI utility that automates importing magnet link lists directly into the qBittorrent UI.
A lightweight, cross-platform JNI wrapper that embeds the native TypeBit BitTorrent engine for Android and desktop JVM environments
Zero-config P2P file sharing & chat for local networks (Mini-torrent engine in Go)
Minimalistic torrent metadata extractor
An autonomous anime downloader for homeservers that monitors Nyaa.si, downloads via aria2c, sorts files, and sends Telegram notifications—all managed through a modern web dashboard.
Open-source BitTorrent client for Windows and Linux, built with Python, PyQt6 and libtorrent. Currently in beta. Help us : https://fr.tipeee.com/domingotorrent/
An educational, intentionally minimal BitTorrent client that downloads the Ubuntu ISO.
All Movie links in One Place...🍿
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