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Autobrr

Autobrr is a modern, easy-to-use download automation tool for torrents and usenet. It monitors IRC announce channels, RSS feeds, and other sources, then sends matching releases to your download clients. Built with Go and embedded SQLite, it requires no external database.

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Publisherfuturize.rush
Created2026-04-04
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Autobrr

Autobrr is a modern download automation tool for torrents and usenet. It connects to IRC announce channels, RSS feeds, and other sources to automatically grab matching releases and send them to your preferred download client.

Features

  • IRC Announce Monitoring — connect to indexer IRC channels for instant release notifications
  • RSS Feed Support — monitor RSS feeds from trackers and indexers
  • Flexible Filters — create powerful filters with regex, size limits, resolution, codec, and more
  • Multiple Download Clients — supports qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission, rTorrent, SABnzbd, and others
  • Web Dashboard — manage filters, view release history, and monitor activity
  • Webhook & Notifications — send notifications on matched releases via Discord, Telegram, Notifiarr, and others
  • Embedded SQLite — no external database required

First-Time Setup

On first launch, Autobrr will prompt you to create an admin account. There are no default credentials.

What You Can Do After Deployment

  1. Open your domain to access the Autobrr dashboard
  2. Create your admin account on first visit
  3. Add indexers and configure IRC networks or RSS feeds
  4. Create filters to match the releases you want
  5. Connect your download clients (qBittorrent, Deluge, etc.)
  6. Monitor matched releases and download activity

Environment Variables

  • AUTOBRR__HOST is set to 0.0.0.0 to accept connections from all interfaces
  • AUTOBRR__DATABASE_TYPE is set to sqlite for embedded storage
  • AUTOBRR__SESSION_SECRET is auto-generated for session security
  • AUTOBRR__CHECK_FOR_UPDATES is enabled by default

Persistent Data

All data is stored in /config and persisted via a Zeabur volume. Your filters, indexer configs, and history survive restarts and redeployments.

License

GPL-2.0 — GitHub | Docs