Torrent and NZB client support
Search connected indexers and send releases directly to qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, or NZBGet. Support for additional clients is on the way.
Centralize discovery, downloads, metadata, and library organization into one self-hosted application built for audiobook collectors.
Pull fresh inspiration from trending audiobook covers, then let Listenarr turn that spark into monitored searches, grabs, and clean imports without breaking your flow.
Search connected indexers and send releases directly to qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, or NZBGet. Support for additional clients is on the way.
Pull existing indexer definitions into Listenarr from Prowlarr so you do not have to recreate them one by one.
Enrich results with provider fallbacks for title matching, identifiers, authors, and cover recovery. Hardcover metadata support is planned.
Define folder, single-file, and multi-file naming rules so imports land in a consistent library structure.
Rank codecs and bitrates, prefer M4B for AAC workflows, and decide when Listenarr should stop upgrading a release.
Prefer hardlinks when the filesystem allows it, with copy fallbacks when drives or mounts make linking impossible.
Use session-based login and API-key flows.
Listenarr supports Telegram, Pushover, Pushbullet, Slack, NTFY, Zapier-style webhooks, generic webhooks, and Discord notifications. Support for other notification services is based on demand.
Register slash commands against your Listenarr server and optionally scope the bot to a specific guild or channel.
Remote path mappings let Listenarr reconcile the paths your download clients see with the paths the library server can access.
Watch active downloads, completion handling, and import status without bouncing between multiple tools.
Route books into the right library roots, and keep large audiobook collections organized as they grow. Importing and matching for existing libraries is on the way.