Phone Torrent

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Everything happens in your browser: nothing is uploaded to a server. Browsers can only reach WebRTC-capable peers (other browsers, WebTorrent Desktop, or hybrid seeders), so a torrent that only has classic seeders may find no peers here.

No torrents yet. Pick a .torrent file from your phone or paste a magnet link above.

Settings

Network check

A web page cannot change which DNS server your phone uses. If trackers show as blocked by your network, set the DNS on the device: Android → Settings → Network → Private DNS → one.one.one.one; iPhone → install the 1.1.1.1 app or Cloudflare's encrypted DNS profile; or change the DNS on your router.

Cloud fetch (TorBox, put.io, Real‑Debrid, AllDebrid, or your own server)

A browser cannot reach a private tracker, an http(s)://‑only tracker or a swarm without WebRTC peers. With a key for one of these services — or the address of the server in server/, which is the same thing on a machine you own — the torrent is handed to it — a real BitTorrent client in a data centre — and your phone then downloads the finished file over HTTPS, straight from the link, with no size limit. Your key is stored on this device only.

Storage

Downloaded pieces are kept in the browser's private storage so you can reload the page without losing progress.

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