Over the past days, we’ve been working on parts of Seedr that usually stay in the background — until something doesn’t feel quite right. This wasn’t about adding new features or changing how you use the product. It was about reducing friction in everyday scenarios: long sessions, large files, skipping
Over the past days, we’ve been working on parts of Seedr that usually stay in the background — until something doesn’t feel quite right. This wasn’t about adding new features or changing how you use the product. It was about reducing friction in everyday scenarios: long sessions, large files, skipping
We’ve been using it for our *arr integrations (Sonarr/Radarr), and for the new Roku and Kodi apps. All of these talk to Seedr through the same API — the very one we’re now opening a bit wider to you. Originally, this API lived behind a quiet early gate: tell us
People watch in different ways. Some like keeping files neatly saved. Others just want to press Play . Both are valid — it’s about what fits your day. Downloading — the classic way Add a link to Seedr and the heavy lifting happens in the cloud first: files are fetched
Seedr is fast by default. But if you want extra predictability on downloads (Seedr — your device) , in V2, you can now run Check fastest to benchmark today’s routes and then choose your server . There’s no auto-switching — you stay in charge. Ultra locations (where available) can help
You asked for it: Share to Seedr is here, live in V2. Add magnets from the page you’re on and the download starts right away—no copy-paste, no tab switching, any browser. Join V2 Alpha waitlist now Think of it as a tiny shortcut that removes the fiddly steps you kept
Casting feels fast now. We rewrote the engine, polished the UI, made reconnects quicker, and added a few things you’ve asked for: playlist & subtitle picking, audio casting, and TV-remote navigation. 4K is supported on Master (device/network permitting). Works great with Chromecast (including TVs with Google TV ) and Apple