Listenarr documentation
Listenarr is a self-hosted audiobook automation server built to streamline the path from discovery to a clean, organized library. This site covers installation, first-run setup, the main configuration screens, and the Listenarr API.
What you can do with Listenarr
- Search and grab audiobooks from multiple torrent and NZB sources.
- Connect popular download clients such as qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, and NZBGet.
- Enrich your library with metadata from Audimeta, Audnexus, and OpenLibrary-backed workflows.
- Monitor activity in real time from a responsive web interface.
- Organize files with customizable naming and folder rules.
Start here
- Installation covers Docker plus Windows, Linux, and macOS setups.
- First run gives you the recommended setup order after the app is online.
- Root folders explains how to choose and manage library locations.
- Download clients covers qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, NZBGet, and remote path mappings.
- Indexers covers manual indexers plus Prowlarr import.
- Quality profiles explains codecs, upgrades, M4B preference, and filters.
- Notifications covers Slack, Discord, Telegram, Pushover, Pushbullet, NTFY, and Zapier-compatible webhooks.
- Discord bot walks through the built-in request bot setup.
- General settings documents each section of the main Settings page.
API
Open the API guide to review the bundled OpenAPI snapshot and see how to use Swagger on your own Listenarr instance.