Atrium

Releases

• Sep 20, 2026 1.7.0
  A feature update over 1.6.1: four new services, Transmission rebuilt to match its web UI, and a handful of fixes. ## What's new **Added** - MySpeed is a supported service. Its Status tab shows whether a test is running and can start one, with the last day of results beneath; History lists every test with averages and a search by id; Config shows the schedule, the provider and the storage figures. Password-protected instances work, and a dashboard widget shows the latest figures and runs a test from the board. - Ombi is a supported service, in beta. Requests for movies, TV and music are listed the way the Requests page in Ombi lists them, with approve, deny with a reason, and delete. Search and a Discover tab of popular and upcoming titles let you request from the app, and the requests appear on the Requests widget of the dashboard. - Navidrome is a supported service, in beta. Browse artists and albums with banners and biographies, rate them and mark favourites, keep playlists, search the library and start a quick scan. - Gluetun is a supported service. See the public address, location and forwarded port of the VPN, reconnect it in one tap, and stop the VPN or DNS behind a confirmation. A dashboard widget shows its status, and a control server that runs without an API key can be added without one.

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  - A dashdot dashboard widget: CPU, memory and disk rings with network up and down, temperature and uptime, one block per instance. - Transmission does everything its web UI does and is out of beta: the nine filters, tracker and label chips, search, ten sort orders, compact rows, selection with bulk actions, every torrent action including set location, rename, labels and queue moves, a detail screen with everything the inspector shows plus a folder tree, peer flags and tracker tiers, and a Settings tab for the Torrents, Speed, Peers and Network preferences with statistics, a port test and a blocklist update. Adding a torrent fills in the folder the server uses and shows its free space. - qBittorrent has an execution log tab, read when you open it, with copy. - The Plex form can sign in at plex.tv and fill in a server that answers, instead of asking for a token. - The search typed in the Sonarr or Radarr list carries over to the Add screen. **Improved** - The Transmission screens follow the same look as qBittorrent, and back unwinds a selection, then the tab, then the drawer before it leaves the screen. **Fixed** - Saving an instance no longer drops the custom headers set for it. - The qBittorrent settings list the network interfaces the server actually has. - Navidrome signs its requests the way Subsonic expects and reports a rejected password instead of hiding it. MySpeed, its dashboard widget, the qBittorrent log tab and the Navidrome work are lxBlazarxl's; Gluetun is monuk7735's; the search carry-over is Bhavyashah94's. --- Pick the APK matching your device: `arm64-v8a` for almost all modern phones, `armeabi-v7a` for older 32-bit ones, `x86_64` for emulators.
• Sep 11, 2026 1.6.1
  Mostly fixes for running Atrium behind a reverse proxy, with a few small additions. ## What's new **Added** - A Wake-on-LAN widget for the dashboard. The machines you have set up can be woken with one tap from the board, without going into settings to find them. It tells you the magic packet was sent rather than that the machine woke, since nothing answers one and a machine takes a while to come up. - Adding a torrent in qBittorrent fills in the save path from the server, using its default location or the path the chosen category defines, so it no longer has to be typed out for every torrent. - The sidebar can be pulled down to refresh the health of every service. It also checks again when you open it if the last check is more than a minute old, and keeps them current every 30 seconds while it stays open.

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  **Improved** - Custom headers warn you when a header will not survive the trip. Several services use Authorization for their own sign-in and overwrite yours, and qBittorrent refuses one it did not issue, so the warning names the affected services and suggests Proxy-Authorization, which works wherever your proxy accepts it. - The health check no longer mistakes the login page of a reverse proxy for a working server. It used to follow the redirect to a sign-in page, get a normal answer back, and report the service as online. It now recognises a login page and shows a warning instead. **Fixed** - Posters and backdrops load behind a reverse proxy. Artwork never carried your custom headers, so behind Authelia, Cloudflare Access or similar every image was refused and came up blank while the rest of the app worked. - Headers set for the whole profile now reach every request. Test connection, the health dot on each service, and the Beszel, dashdot and Glances clients all dropped them, which is why Test connection could fail while the app itself worked fine. - The Active downloads widget shows what is actually downloading. It sorted purely by progress, so a queue of nearly finished torrents could push the one live download off the card. --- Pick the APK matching your device: `arm64-v8a` for almost all modern phones, `armeabi-v7a` for older 32-bit ones, `x86_64` for emulators.
• Aug 30, 2026 1.6.0
  Unraid joins the supported services, which makes this a minor release. ## What's new **Added** - Unraid is now a supported service. The array tab shows parity and data disks with per-disk usage, temperature and health, alongside the state of the last parity check. The system tab covers per-core CPU load, memory, network, and an About card naming the processor, uptime, kernel, memory slots and hostname. Docker containers list with their ports and uptime, open to a detail sheet, and can be started, stopped, paused and resumed. Virtual machines can be started, shut down, paused, resumed, rebooted, force stopped and reset. It is marked beta while it settles in. - Radarr and Sonarr interactive search can open a release on its torrent or indexer page, so you can look it over before grabbing it, and copy its download URL or magnet link. **Improved**

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  - qBittorrent remembers how you sorted the list. Whatever you last chose is what you get next time you open the app, kept separately for each server, rather than resetting to newest first on every launch. - The dashboard only offers widgets something you have configured can actually fill, and says which service a widget is waiting on rather than adding an empty card. **Fixed** - The filter button on the qBittorrent screen opens the filter drawer again. It had been asking the wrong part of the screen, which answered by doing nothing at all, so the button looked dead while swiping in from the edge still worked. - When a server refuses a request with 401 or 403, Atrium now shows the reason the server gave instead of replacing it with a generic authentication message. A refusal that turns out to be a cross-site check rather than a bad key now says so. Thanks to @Bhavyashah94 for the Radarr and Sonarr release links. --- Pick the APK matching your device: `arm64-v8a` for almost all modern phones, `armeabi-v7a` for older 32-bit ones, `x86_64` for emulators.
• Aug 25, 2026 1.5.1
  A patch release for the Lidarr fixes. ## What's new **Fixed** - Adding things in Lidarr works again. Adding an artist, indexer, download client, import list, notification, tag, root folder, custom format or any of the profiles was refused by the server, as was grabbing a release from an interactive search. Atrium was sending empty fields that Lidarr will not accept, and it rejected the whole request without saying which part it disliked. - Interactive search no longer fails on Lidarr nightly and on builds with plugins installed. Those versions name their download protocols differently, and a single name Atrium did not recognise discarded the entire list of results rather than that one field. - Lidarr screens no longer run off the edge at large system text sizes, in the track file editor, the unmapped files list and artist history.

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  **Improved** - Lidarr activity history keeps loading as you scroll instead of stopping at the first page. --- Pick the APK matching your device: `arm64-v8a` for almost all modern phones, `armeabi-v7a` for older 32-bit ones, `x86_64` for emulators.
• Aug 23, 2026 1.5.0
  Lidarr joins the lineup, and qBittorrent gets the settings screen its web interface has. **Lidarr** is a supported service now, at the same depth as Sonarr and Radarr rather than a cut-down version: artists and discography, album and track detail, wanted, queue and history, the full settings tree, an in-app log reader, and album releases in the calendar. It is marked beta while it settles in. **qBittorrent settings**, covering what its own web interface offers across system, behaviour, downloads, connection, speed, BitTorrent, RSS, web UI and advanced. Torrents can also be moved around the queue, to the top, up, down or the bottom, singly or in bulk, and sorted by queue position. **The qBittorrent screen** now leads with your totals, active downloads and what is seeding, with search and start or stop everything to hand, and splits the torrent list from settings across two tabs. **The app icon** follows your system palette when Android themed icons are switched on.

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  Changing a qBittorrent setting that would cut Atrium off from the server now asks first and says what it will do. Moving the web UI address or port leaves the app unable to reach the server to put it back. --- Install from F-Droid, or grab the APK matching your device below. Most phones want **arm64-v8a**.
• Aug 21, 2026 1.4.2
  Six reported issues fixed, and three new things in qBittorrent and the calendar. **Skip hash check** when adding a torrent whose files are already on disk, rather than rechecking the whole thing. Same switch qBittorrent's own add dialog has. **Filter qBittorrent by tracker**, with a count beside each one. **Show unmonitored releases in the calendar**, remembered between launches. **Tapping a transfer in Activity** now opens that torrent, movie or series directly instead of dropping you on the service to find it again. Works across qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission, rTorrent, Sonarr and Radarr.

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  Fixed: cover art was blank when Sonarr or Radarr is served from a subpath with a URL Base set, a tracker's message was cut off mid sentence, and the calendar could label an episode as monitored when the series it belongs to was not. --- Install from F-Droid, or grab the APK matching your device below. Most phones want **arm64-v8a**.
• Aug 14, 2026 1.4.1
  Tracearr has been rebuilt, and Sonarr and Radarr now show custom format scores when you search for a release. **Tracearr** opens on an overview of your whole fleet, with live streams and playback diagnostics, a media catalog showing which server holds each copy, user profiles, and a security ledger. It is no longer marked beta. **Interactive search** in Sonarr and Radarr shows each release's custom format score and the formats it matched, sorted best match first. **Rate limiting** is handled properly now: when a server asks you to slow down, Atrium waits the time it asked for and retries instead of showing an error. **Lists that page in as you scroll** tell you when you have reached the end.

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  Fixed: Tracearr no longer polls a screen you have left, its artwork cache no longer grows without limit, marking a security incident reviewed now says plainly it is only stored on this device, and one unreadable item no longer blanks a whole list. --- Install from F-Droid, or grab the APK matching your device below. Most phones want **arm64-v8a**.
• Aug 12, 2026 1.4.0
  Two new system-monitor services, Beszel and dashdot, plus qBittorrent tag management and a round of fixes. ## What's new **Beszel.** A new supported service: your systems, their live metrics, and a detailed screen for each one. **dashdot.** Also new, with live CPU, memory, disk, and GPU rings and a system information tab.

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  **qBittorrent tags.** Filter your torrents by tag, and copy a tracker URL straight from the trackers list. ## Improved - The Files tab shows the full file name instead of cutting it off. - rTorrent, Deluge, Transmission, SABnzbd, and Speedtest Tracker now use their own icons. - Tracearr, Transmission, Deluge, and rTorrent are marked as beta so you know what is still settling in. ## Fixed - Testing a connection now checks your credentials for Beszel and for qBittorrent API keys, instead of only checking that the server answers. - The Deluge torrent detail screen no longer crashes on some torrents. - Scrolling is smoother in Emby, Jellyfin, and Beszel.
• Aug 7, 2026 1.3.3
  A maintenance release, mostly about reclaiming disk space without losing your library. ## What's new **Delete files, keep the entry.** You can now delete a film or an episode from disk while leaving it in Sonarr or Radarr, so the space comes back but the entry stays. Tick unmonitor at the same time and it will not simply download itself again.

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  **The same in bulk.** Select several films or series, choose Delete files only, and every entry stays behind. **Radarr sorts both ways.** Ascending or descending, from the sort sheet. ## Fixed - Lists ran underneath the system navigation buttons at the bottom of the screen (#87). - The action buttons on a film or series detail screen wrapped onto a second line on narrower phones (#74).
• Aug 7, 2026 1.3.2
  Tracearr moves onto its public API, which needs a one-time change if you already have it set up. ## If you already use Tracearr Atrium now authenticates with an API key rather than a username and password. Open Tracearr, go to **Settings**, **API Key**, **Generate Key**, then edit your Atrium instance and paste it in. Until you do, that instance will not connect. The public API covers less ground than the internal one Atrium was using, so

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  some things may be thinner than before. If something you want is missing, open a feature request and we will see what the API can reach. ## What's new **Tracearr detail screens.** Tap a title to see its statistics and who has been watching it, or tap an account to see what they have played. **Share a batch of torrents at once.** Select several `.torrent` files, share them together, and they all go across in one go rather than a share at a time. Works with qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission and rTorrent. **Sonarr and Radarr remember your view.** Leave either in grid or list and it stays that way. ## Fixed - The bottom navigation bar had the tops of its icons clipped on phones using three-button navigation (#87). - Recently Downloaded repeated the same episode or film several times. A season that arrived in one go now reads as one entry instead of one per episode (#85). - Tracearr's Test connection reported that the server could not be reached against instances that were answering perfectly (#72). - The Emby search bar sat out of line with the rest of the screen.
• Aug 5, 2026 1.3.1
  A small update that lets other apps hand torrents to Atrium. ## What's new **Send a torrent to Atrium from anywhere.** Atrium now shows up when you tap a downloaded `.torrent` file, when you open a magnet link, and in the share sheet when you share either of those from another app. If you have more than one torrent client set up, it asks which one to send it to. If you only have one, it goes straight there. Either way the usual add sheet

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  opens with the link or file already filled in, so the save path, category and whether to start it paused are still your call rather than something that happens behind your back. Share several one after another and they queue up, so you get a sheet for each instead of only the first one landing. Works with qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission and rTorrent. ## Worth knowing Atrium now also appears when you share plain text from any app, not only torrent links. That is the only way to catch a magnet shared out of a browser, since browsers hand magnets over as text rather than as a link. If what you shared holds no magnet and no `.torrent` link, Atrium tells you so instead of quietly doing nothing.
• Aug 4, 2026 1.3.0
  A feature update over 1.2.0, adding four services. ## What's new **Every common torrent client.** Deluge, Transmission and rTorrent join qBittorrent, so whichever one you run is covered. Each gives you a live torrent list with start, stop, remove, recheck and reannounce, filter chips and sorting, global speed limits, and a detail screen with files, peers and trackers. Add a torrent by magnet link, `.torrent` URL or file, and pick where it lands.

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  **Tracearr.** See who is streaming across Plex, Jellyfin and Emby from one place, with watch and library statistics, history, and a map of where accounts are being used from. Contributed by @lxBlazarxl. **The torrent screens read better.** They lead with the two live speeds, and a transfer that is actually moving gets a wavy progress bar, so you can tell at a glance which ones are running. A finished torrent shows its share ratio in the bar instead of sitting at 100 percent saying nothing. Detail screens now open over the whole screen rather than inside the tab. **Atrium builds for iOS.** There is no download and there will not be one: the GPL is incompatible with the App Store's terms, so iOS means building it yourself and sideloading. iOS 14 or newer. It has never run on real hardware, only been verified to compile, so expect rough edges and please report them. ## Fixed A screen that took longer to load than its own refresh interval could restart forever and never finish loading. It now waits for a refresh to finish before scheduling the next, and backs off when a server is not answering. This mostly affected slow or remote connections. A server that stays unreachable also no longer flashes a spinner over the error every few seconds. ## Worth knowing Tracearr's streaming-location map draws its tiles from CARTO, so opening that map tells a third party your address and roughly which part of the world you are looking at. Nothing else in Atrium behaves that way, and it is the one place the usual "only talks to your own servers" promise does not hold. Making it optional is being looked at.
• Aug 1, 2026 1.2.0