One app to rule them all.

qBittorrent shouldn't be a browser tab.

Connect directly to the services you run: Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Plex, Tautulli, download clients, Unraid and SSH, from one app on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

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App screenshots

Written natively in SwiftUI

Helmarr native dashboard with configurable widgets for self-hosted media services. — Native dashboard with service widgets

Helmarr library item detail screen with artwork, quality, rating, overview, and series metadata. — Library item details

Helmarr self-hosted stack view with service data combined in one cohesive interface. — One cohesive stack interface

Helmarr Plex sub-app dashboard with server information plus CPU and memory usage charts. — Service sub-apps, including Plex

Helmarr SABnzbd and downloader integration screen with queue status, progress, priority controls, and free disk space. — SABnzbd and downloader integrations

Helmarr calendar view for upcoming media releases with quality tags and Sonarr source labels. — Calendar view for upcoming media

Helmarr Unraid sub-app for server usage, notifications, parity checks, and system controls. — Unraid sub-app for server ops

How it fits

A native client for the stack you already run

Direct service connections

Add the service URLs and API keys you already use. Helmarr connects from your device to your own services, so there is no hosted control plane in the middle.

Media and server ops

Check queues, calendars, library items, Plex activity, Unraid status and related service data without bouncing between separate web UIs.

Built for Apple platforms

The interface is written for iOS, iPadOS and macOS, with layouts that keep common checks usable on a phone and still make sense on a larger screen.

Reverse proxy friendly

Use the HTTPS endpoints you already expose through Cloudflare Tunnel, Pangolin, Traefik, Caddy, Nginx Proxy Manager, SWAG or another reverse proxy.

Local and remote hosts

Configure separate local and remote hosts for a service. Helmarr can use the reachable path and fall back automatically when your network changes.

qBittorrent + Helmarr

A native qBittorrent remote for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Helmarr is a full qBittorrent remote client for Apple devices. Watch your torrents update in near real time, pause, resume, recheck or reannounce them, adjust priorities, organize with categories and tags, and throttle speed limits globally or per torrent — whether your qBittorrent runs on a NAS at home, a homelab server or a remote seedbox.

Full queue control

Pause, resume, delete, recheck and reannounce torrents, and adjust per-torrent priority without touching the web UI.

Categories, tags and limits

Manage categories and tags on the go and set global or per-torrent speed limits when you need bandwidth elsewhere.

Live stats and history

The dashboard card refreshes every few seconds with download and upload speeds, and a home-screen widget shows queue size and seeding count at a glance.

Local, remote or seedbox

Connect over your LAN, a reverse proxy or a remote seedbox URL, with custom headers for auth and automatic local/remote fallback.

FAQ

qBittorrent on iPhone, iPad and Mac — common questions

Is there a qBittorrent app for iPhone?

qBittorrent itself does not run on iOS, but Helmarr is a native remote client: it connects to the qBittorrent Web UI on your server or seedbox and gives you full queue control from iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Can I manage a seedbox with Helmarr?

Yes. Point Helmarr at your seedbox’s qBittorrent endpoint — HTTPS, reverse proxies and custom auth headers are supported, and you can configure separate local and remote URLs.

Which other download clients does Helmarr support?

Besides qBittorrent, Helmarr manages Transmission, Deluge, rTorrent, SABnzbd and NZBGet, so your whole download stack lives in one app.