Torrent and NZB client support
Search connected indexers and send releases directly to qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, or NZBGet.
Find your next favorite author, genre, series, or binge quickly.
Find inspiration in audiobook covers, then let Listenarr turn that spark into monitored searches, grabs, and clean imports without breaking your flow.
Follow an author across every releaseJump into a genre rabbit holePick up a series and binge fastTurn a cover spark into a monitored grab
Built for the full audiobook workflow.
Import indexers from Prowlarr
Pull existing indexer definitions into Listenarr from Prowlarr so you do not have to recreate them one by one.
Audible, Audnexus, and OpenLibrary metadata
Enrich results with provider fallbacks for title matching, identifiers, authors, and cover recovery.
Configurable naming patterns
Define folder, single-file, and multi-file naming rules so imports land in a consistent library structure.
Quality profiles and upgrade cutoffs
Rank codecs and bitrates, prefer M4B for AAC workflows, and decide when Listenarr should stop upgrading a release.
Hardlink-aware imports
Prefer hardlinks when the filesystem allows it, with copy fallbacks when drives or mounts make linking impossible.
Authentication and API access
Use session-based login and API-key flows.
Send events through the services you already use
Listenarr supports Telegram, Pushover, Pushbullet, Slack, NTFY, Zapier-style webhooks, generic webhooks, and Discord notifications.
Run the built-in Discord request bot
Register slash commands against your Listenarr server and optionally scope the bot to a specific guild or channel.
Handle split paths across containers or other hosts
Remote path mappings let Listenarr reconcile the paths your download clients see with the paths the library server can access.
Track queue state, imports, and activity in one place
Watch active downloads, completion handling, and import status without bouncing between multiple tools.
Manage root folders and reconcile existing files
Scan existing library folders, review audiobook matches, and import files in place or organize them into another library root.