v1.9.5 · Free Open Source · GPL-2.0
Your anime & manga
torrents on autopilot.
torrentwatch-xa watches your RSS/Atom feeds and automatically torrents new episodes or chapters of your favorite titles as they appear.
How to get started
Quick Start
Download the .deb package and install it with dpkg. Apache and PHP are set up automatically as dependencies.
# Download the latest release
wget https://github.com/dchang0/torrentwatch-xa/releases/latest/download/torrentwatch-xa.deb
# Install prerequisites (on Debian/Ubuntu LINUX)
sudo apt install transmission-daemon apache2 php libapache2-mod-php php-curl php-mbstring php-xml
# Install
sudo dpkg -i torrentwatch-xa.deb
# Open http://[insert web server address here]/torrentwatch-xa in your browser
xdg-open http://localhost/torrentwatch-xaFor prerequisites and full instructions see INSTALL.md.
What it does
Never miss an episode or chapter again
RSS & Atom feed monitoring
Polls any number of public torrent feeds on a configurable schedule. New episode dropped? It's already in your queue.
Supports anime, manga, and live-action TV shows
Understands the wide variety of numbering styles used by fansubbing groups and also the S01E01 format Western shows use.
Unique Super-Favorite creates Favorites automatically
Automatically catch every show released by your favorite fansubbing crews right as the first episodes of the season drop.
Native Transmission daemon integration
Sends torrents directly to a local or remote Transmission daemon. Features a streamlined Transmission UI in-app.
Also supports other BitTorrent clients
Can also drop .torrent files or magnet link files into a watch dir, so qBittorrent, Deluge, and others work too.
Self-hosted PHP 5.6+ web app
Runs on any always-on always-online PHP-capable web server, any OS, any architecture. Best for a LINUX NAS or HTPC with large disk capacity, but...
It can run on a $5 Raspberry Pi!
...if it's hard to install 3rd party software on your NAS, run torrentwatch-xa on an RPi with network capability and have it control Transmission on your NAS.
Built-in email notifications
Can be configured to use any SMTP server to send email notifications when downloads start.
Documentation