Telegramer is a Deluge plugin for sending notifications and adding and viewing torrents through Telegram messenger. It runs a Telegram bot locally to list active torrents, download new torrents, and notify when torrents are added or finish downloading. It offers GTK and Web UI and has been tested mainly on Linux with Deluge 1.3.15.
A Calomel.org page of research notes on rTorrent, covering security modifications and usability hacks. It describes building rTorrent from source to allow customization, such as changing the upload ratio reported to trackers and the client's reported identity. The page states Aria2 became the preferred client over rTorrent because of slow development, open bugs and incompatibility with FreeBSD's clang compiler.
Torrage is a free service for caching torrent files online. Torrents cannot be searched or listed; files are accessible only by those who already know the torrent's info_hash value, using a URL that includes the info_hash in hex. The site states it does not track content, run its own trackers, or log uploader and downloader IP addresses.
Dracula for qBittorrent is a theme that changes the client's interface. The page provides a .qbtheme file for download, activation instructions through the qBittorrent preferences, and a separate Web UI theme installed from a repository. It also lists troubleshooting steps for Windows title bar and white flash behavior.
SonicBit is an AI-integrated cloud storage service that offers one-click app hosting, a built-in seedbox and a chat assistant for finding and adding content. It includes a drive for moving, renaming, zipping, searching, streaming and sharing files. A prepaid AI Model API provides OpenAI-compatible access to DeepSeek, GLM and Kimi models.
qBittorrent is an open-source software project aiming to provide an alternative to µTorrent. It is based on the Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar library and runs on FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, OS/2 and Windows. Features include RSS feed support, magnet links, a web user interface and IP filtering.
Telegram link is a Telegram channel, bot, or group for updates, links, files, or community posts.
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A Calomel.org page of research notes on rTorrent, covering security modifications and usability hacks. It describes building rTorrent from source to allow customization, such as changing the upload ratio reported to trackers and the client's reported identity. The page states Aria2 became the preferred client over rTorrent because of slow development, open bugs and incompatibility with FreeBSD's clang compiler.
Torrage is a free service for caching torrent files online. Torrents cannot be searched or listed; files are accessible only by those who already know the torrent's info_hash value, using a URL that includes the info_hash in hex. The site states it does not track content, run its own trackers, or log uploader and downloader IP addresses.
Dracula for qBittorrent is a theme that changes the client's interface. The page provides a .qbtheme file for download, activation instructions through the qBittorrent preferences, and a separate Web UI theme installed from a repository. It also lists troubleshooting steps for Windows title bar and white flash behavior.
SonicBit is an AI-integrated cloud storage service that offers one-click app hosting, a built-in seedbox and a chat assistant for finding and adding content. It includes a drive for moving, renaming, zipping, searching, streaming and sharing files. A prepaid AI Model API provides OpenAI-compatible access to DeepSeek, GLM and Kimi models.
qBittorrent is an open-source software project aiming to provide an alternative to µTorrent. It is based on the Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar library and runs on FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, OS/2 and Windows. Features include RSS feed support, magnet links, a web user interface and IP filtering.
Telegram link is a Telegram channel, bot, or group for updates, links, files, or community posts.
