Support & FAQ

Open the app, go to Settings, then tap the service you want to connect (e.g. Radarr). Enter your server URL (e.g. http://192.168.1.100:7878) and your API key. Tap Test Connection — once it turns green, tap Save. The service tab will appear in your tab bar automatically.

For most arr apps (Radarr, Sonarr, Lidarr, Prowlarr, Bazarr), go to Settings → General → Security in the service's web UI. For others, see the per-service sections below. Plex uses your Plex account — no API key required.

Yes. Tap Settings → Profiles to add, rename, or switch profiles. Each profile stores its own set of service URLs and API keys — useful if you manage multiple servers or have separate home and remote setups.

Check these in order:

• Make sure your phone is on the same network as your server (or that your server is reachable remotely if using an external URL).
• Confirm the URL includes the correct port — e.g. http://192.168.1.100:7878 for Radarr. See default ports in each service section below.
• If your server uses a reverse proxy with HTTPS, use https:// and ensure your SSL certificate is valid.
• Check the API key is copied exactly — no leading or trailing spaces.

Your server's IP address may have changed (common with DHCP). Assign your server a static local IP, or use a hostname. You can also go to Settings → Advanced to clear cached data and re-test.

What it does: Movie collection management — add, monitor, and download movies via your configured indexers and download clients.

Default port: 7878

API key: Radarr web UI → Settings → General → Security → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:7878

Enables in Plundarr: Movies tab — browse your library with poster grids, add new movies, view quality profiles, check download queue, and see the upcoming calendar.

What it does: TV series management — track shows, monitor episodes, and automate downloads.

Default port: 8989

API key: Sonarr web UI → Settings → General → Security → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:8989

Enables in Plundarr: Shows tab — browse series, view per-episode status, trigger searches, and track upcoming episodes in the calendar.

What it does: Music collection management — monitor artists and albums, automate music downloads.

Default port: 8686

API key: Lidarr web UI → Settings → General → Security → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:8686

Enables in Plundarr: Music tab — browse artists and albums, check wanted/missing status, and view active downloads.

What it does: Indexer manager — centralises all your torrent and Usenet indexers and syncs them to your arr apps automatically.

Default port: 9696

API key: Prowlarr web UI → Settings → General → Security → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:9696

Enables in Plundarr: Indexer status overview — see which indexers are healthy or failing at a glance.

What it does: Subtitle management — automatically downloads subtitles for your Radarr movies and Sonarr shows.

Default port: 6767

API key: Bazarr web UI → Settings → General → Security → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:6767

Enables in Plundarr: Subtitle status for your media — see missing subtitles and trigger manual searches.

What it does: Media server — streams your movies, shows, and music to any device. Plundarr connects to Plex for library stats, active sessions, and stream monitoring.

Default port: 32400

Authentication: Plex uses OAuth — no API key needed. Tap Sign in with Plex in Plundarr settings. A browser will open to app.plex.tv. Sign in to your Plex account, approve the request, then return to Plundarr. The connection completes automatically.

Note: Make sure you're already signed in to your Plex account in Safari before initiating the OAuth flow.

Enables in Plundarr: Live session monitoring, library counts, and active transcode stats. Full Plex statistics require Tautulli to also be connected.

What it does: Request management for Plex — lets users request movies and shows which are automatically sent to Radarr/Sonarr.

Default port: 5055

API key: Seerr web UI → Settings → General → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:5055

Enables in Plundarr: Requests tab — browse pending requests, approve or decline them, and search for new content to request.

What it does: Request management for Jellyfin/Emby (and Plex) — same concept as Seerr but with broader media server support.

Default port: 5055

API key: Jellyseerr web UI → Settings → General → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:5055

Enables in Plundarr: Same as Overseerr — request browsing, approval queue, and content discovery. Connect either Seerr or Jellyseerr, not both.

What it does: BitTorrent client with a web UI. Used by Radarr/Sonarr to handle downloads.

Default port: 8080

Authentication: qBittorrent uses username and password — no API key. In qBittorrent Web UI, go to Tools → Options → Web UI and enable the web interface. Enter your username and password in Plundarr.

URL format: http://<server-ip>:8080

Enables in Plundarr: Downloads tab — view active torrents, pause/resume, check download speeds, and see completed items.

What it does: Lightweight BitTorrent client. Commonly used in headless server setups.

Default port: 8112 (web UI) / 58846 (daemon)

Authentication: Deluge web UI uses a single password (default: deluge). Enter the web UI URL and password in Plundarr — no separate API key.

URL format: http://<server-ip>:8112

Enables in Plundarr: Downloads tab — active torrent list with progress, speed, and ETA. Supports pause/resume.

What it does: Minimal BitTorrent client with a clean RPC interface. Popular on NAS devices and low-power servers.

Default port: 9091

Authentication: Transmission uses optional username/password configured via its settings file or the web UI preferences. Enter your credentials in Plundarr — no separate API key.

URL format: http://<server-ip>:9091

Enables in Plundarr: Downloads tab — torrent list with speed, ratio, and status. Supports start/stop.

What it does: Usenet downloader. Accepts NZB files from Radarr/Sonarr and processes them via your Usenet provider.

Default port: 8080

API key: SABnzbd web UI → Config (gear icon) → General → API Key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:8080

Enables in Plundarr: Downloads tab — active Usenet queue with progress and speed. Supports pause/resume of the download queue.

What it does: Efficient Usenet downloader, optimised for low-resource environments.

Default port: 6789

Authentication: NZBGet uses username/password (default: nzbget / tegbzn6789). Set these in NZBGet's web UI under Settings → Security. Enter the same credentials in Plundarr — no separate API key.

URL format: http://<server-ip>:6789

Enables in Plundarr: Downloads tab — Usenet queue status, download progress, and speed.

What it does: Plex monitoring and analytics — tracks play history, user activity, and stream statistics.

Default port: 8181

API key: Tautulli web UI → Settings → Web Interface → API key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:8181

Enables in Plundarr: Stats tab — historical play counts, top users, top media, stream quality breakdown, and recently watched. Requires Plex to also be connected.

What it does: Jellyfin statistics and analytics — equivalent to Tautulli but for Jellyfin.

Default port: 3000

API key: Jellystat web UI → Settings → API Keys → Create new key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:3000

Enables in Plundarr: Stats tab — Jellyfin play history, top content, and user activity alongside any other connected stats services.

What it does: Indexer proxy — translates queries from Radarr/Sonarr into searches across hundreds of public and private torrent sites. Alternative to Prowlarr.

Default port: 9117

API key: Jackett dashboard → shown in the top-right corner next to your server address. Copy it from there.

URL format: http://<server-ip>:9117

Enables in Plundarr: Indexer health and status overview. Use either Jackett or Prowlarr — connecting both is supported but not required.

What it does: Invitation and onboarding manager for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby — generates invite links, manages user access, and automates the onboarding flow for new members.

Default port: 5690

API key: Wizarr admin panel → Settings → API Keys → Generate new key

URL format: http://<server-ip>:5690

Enables in Plundarr: Invite management — create and share invite links, view active invitations, and see who has joined via your invites.

What it does: NAS and server OS — manages your array, VMs, Docker containers, and storage from a web interface. Plundarr connects to give you at-a-glance server health.

Default port: 80 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS)

API key: Unraid web UI → Settings → Management Access → API Keys → New API Key. Give it a descriptive name (e.g. "Plundarr") and copy the generated key.

URL format: http://<server-ip> or http://tower.local (default Unraid hostname)

Enables in Plundarr: Server tab — array status, disk health, CPU/RAM usage, Docker container states, and UPS status.

If you have more than 5 service tabs enabled, Plundarr automatically merges Movies, Shows, and Music into a single Media tab to keep the tab bar usable. Disable some services in Settings → Customisation to separate them again.

Go to Settings → Security. You can lock the whole app on launch, lock the Settings screen, or lock individual API configurations independently.

Plex stats require Tautulli to be connected as well. Go to Settings → Tautulli and enter your Tautulli URL and API key.