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At-a-glance library counts, active downloads, upcoming calendar, and live Plex sessions.
Self-hosted media management
Plundarr brings Radarr, Sonarr, Plex, Tautulli, and a dozen more self-hosted services into a single native iOS interface.
Managing a self-hosted media setup means juggling a dozen browser tabs — Radarr for movies, Sonarr for shows, the Deluge web UI for torrents, Tautulli for stats, Overseerr for requests. Every service has its own login, its own layout, and its own quirks. On mobile, this is nearly unusable.
Plundarr is a native iOS app built specifically for this problem. It connects directly to your servers over your local network or via your domain — no cloud relay, no intermediary, no subscription. Your Radarr library, Sonarr episodes, active downloads, Plex sessions, and upcoming calendar events are all in one place, updated in real time.
It's designed for people who already run their own infrastructure and just want a fast, well-designed interface to manage it from their phone. Whether you're checking download progress on the go, approving a Jellyseerr request, or monitoring active Plex transcodes, Plundarr puts your entire self-hosted media stack in your pocket.
A unified native interface for every service in your self-hosted setup.
At-a-glance library counts, active downloads, upcoming calendar, and live Plex sessions.
Browse Radarr movies and Sonarr shows with poster grids, filters, and full detail modals.
Unified queue from Radarr/Sonarr/Lidarr; manage Deluge, qBittorrent, and Transmission.
Overseerr/Jellyseerr integration: browse, search, and approve requests in one place.
Plex, Tautulli, and Jellystat in a single screen with live session data and leaderboards.
14-day release calendar across all *arr services with service filter chips.
Face ID / Touch ID locks at launch, settings, and API config levels.
Instant alerts when new Seerr requests arrive.
Enable only what you use. Each service is independently toggled — the app works with any subset.
Every API key, password, and token is encrypted in the iOS Keychain via iOS Secure Enclave. Never plain storage. Never transmitted to any third-party service.
Biometric Authentication
Face ID & Touch ID — three independent lock levels: app launch, settings, and API config.
Encrypted Keychain Storage
All credentials stored via expo-secure-store — never in plain AsyncStorage or backups.
No Telemetry
Your data stays on your network. Nothing is sent to Plundarr or any analytics service.
On-Device Processing
Biometric data is processed entirely by the iOS Secure Enclave — Plundarr never sees it.
Connect your media servers in minutes. Available on iOS.