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A browser-based tool that converts .torrent files into magnet URIs using JavaScript. Files can be dropped onto the page or opened through a file browser. It uses SHA-1, Bencode and Base32 libraries, which the page says are primarily designed for web usage but can be modified for environments such as node.js.
Magnet Link Generator creates a magnet link from a torrent hash and can add trackers to the generated link. It also explains magnet links, trackers and hashes, and compares magnet links with torrent files.
Torrent Kitty is a free service that converts torrent files to magnet links. Users drag and drop or upload a .torrent file, and the site displays torrent information and a magnet link. It reports 7,582,457 torrents converted and offers several interface languages, including English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Cross-platform application intended to create and edit .torrent and uTorrent .dat files. It can create a .torrent file from scratch, add or remove files, and change torrent information such as name, comment, publisher, url, creation date, trackers and author. It supports a command line mode and is portable.
Torrent Kitty is a service that converts torrent files to magnet links. The page states that 7,582,457 torrents have been converted and allows a torrent file to be selected, dragged and dropped, or uploaded through a form. It also displays the visitor's IP address and location and notes that internet and government activity can be tracked.
FossTorrents T2M is a Javascript tool that converts .torrent files to magnet URIs. Users drop .torrent files onto the page or open them through a file browser, and Javascript is required for the inline converter.
Fragments is an easy-to-use BitTorrent client for GNOME used to transfer files over the BitTorrent peer-to-peer protocol. It groups torrents by status, supports download queues, detects torrent and magnet links from the clipboard, manages individual torrent files, and can connect to remote Fragments or Transmission sessions. It uses the Transmission BitTorrent project under the hood.
Magnet Player is a browser-based tool that streams torrents directly using WebTorrent. Users paste a magnet link, torrent file, info hash, or HTTP/HTTPS URL to a torrent file, and the player streams video via peer-to-peer WebRTC. It displays download and seeding speeds and allows sharing a video URL.
mpv-webtorrent-hook is an mpv plugin that streams magnet links and other torrent identifiers handled by webtorrent-cli. It detects magnet: links, torrent files or URLs ending in torrent, and info hashes, and identifiers can be prefixed with webtorrent://. By default it removes videos after playback and sets the title to the video name.
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.
Tixati is a BitTorrent client for Windows, Linux and Android. The site lists features including DHT, PEX and Magnet Link support, RC4 connection encryption, bandwidth management and charting, and an event scheduler. It states that the client contains no spyware and no ads and is free to use.
OpenWebTorrent is a WebTorrent tracker that is free for anyone to use. Torrents do not need to be registered, uploaded or indexed; users include the OpenWebTorrent tracker URL when creating a torrent file.
PrivTracker is a private BitTorrent tracker that allows torrent files to be shared only with friends. It shares peers only within a group using the same announce URL and keeps files off public networks like DHT. Torrents can be generated with one click, and only one person in the group needs an open port for everyone to download.
cross-seed is an application that finds cross-seeds automatically, matching torrents already downloaded and seeding them on other trackers. It runs in daemon mode to monitor new downloads and cross-seed them. It works with qBittorrent, rTorrent, Deluge and Transmission, plus Torznab providers, and is designed primarily for private trackers.
BitFlu is a free BitTorrent client written in Perl and designed to run as a daemon on Linux, *BSD and possibly OSX. It has no GUI; users connect via telnet or http (AJAX). It can chroot itself and drop privileges, offers bandwidth shaping and uses a non-blocking design for connections.
DotTorrentGUI is a GUI torrent file creator with batch functionality, powered by PyQt and dottorrent. It supports automatic and manual piece size selection up to 64MB, filename exclusion patterns, HTTP/web seeds and a private flag. It offers Windows binary releases and runs on Linux and macOS with Python and PyQt5.
A blog post describing how to download torrents anonymously through I2P, a free anonymity network. It covers installing I2P, configuring Firefox to use its proxy, and using I2PSnark, noting that clearnet tracker torrents usually do not work inside I2P and only peers running I2P can connect.
Public torrent activity lookup showing observed downloads linked to IP addresses.
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.
newTrackon maintains a list of stable BitTorrent trackers, defined as those with more than 95% uptime and at least 10 days of history by default. The list can be copied into torrents or a BitTorrent client, with options to include IPv4-only, IPv6-only, and newer trackers.
A torrent client for streaming and downloading on multiple devices, available for Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android and iOS. Installation through app stores is recommended, and the releases are considered beta, with features subject to change. The project was rewritten from scratch for v0.10.0 and is licensed GPL-3.0.
Private Trackers General is a guide collection covering private tracker topics, including an introduction to RED, ratio-building techniques, a private tracker list, and a Chinese PT guide. It also links to resources such as the r/trackers wiki and OpenSignups and outlines pathways for newcomers and recruitment chains.
qBittorrent is an open-source software project intended as an alternative to µTorrent, based on the Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar library. It runs on FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, OS/2 and Windows, and is developed by volunteers. Its features include a µTorrent-like interface, no ads, a search engine, RSS support, BitTorrent extensions, remote control through a web interface and bandwidth scheduling.
A directory page on Opentrackers.org listing resources related to Warez and the Scene. It links to background articles, historical archives of BBS, artscene and demoscene material, scene rules and notices, release databases and GLFTPD scripts. The page states that dates represent when each link was added.
