Torrent Player

Torrent Player is a lightweight, high-performance torrent downloader and streaming engine designed specifically for Android.

Download torrents directly to your local storage or stream growing video files on-the-fly using your favorite external media players.

Core Features:

Direct Local Storage: Single-contract download directly to local public storage ( Downloads/Webtor ) for straightforward file management.

In-Progress Video Streaming: Stream growing video files directly to external players such as VLC, Nova Video Player, MPV, or Just Player without waiting for downloads to finish.

Selective File Downloading: Choose specific files to prioritize or download in multi-file swarms.

Bitfield Piece Visualizer: Interactive real-time visualizer showing piece distribution and swarm availability.

Optimized Resource & Battery Usage: Adaptive polling back-off and a native Go engine with bounded preparation storage.

Modern Material 3 Interface: Intuitive UI with dynamic colors, dark theme support, and animated video preview cards.

Privacy & Freedom:

100% Free and Open Source Software (MIT License).

No advertising trackers, analytics, or telemetry.

Zero advertisements.

Direct peer-to-peer swarm connectivity (DHT, UDP trackers, TCP, uTP, WebSockets, and WebRTC).

Network connections:

When the app starts, the engine automatically refreshes a cached public tracker list from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ngosang/trackerslist/master/trackers_best.txt. Successful refreshes are scheduled once per day; failed requests may be retried. This request downloads a shared list and does not send torrent hashes or user-supplied tracker URLs.

Up to 24 additional public BitTorrent trackers are automatically added to each non-private torrent to help discover peers. Cached and built-in fallback trackers are used when the list is unavailable. Private torrents are excluded. Torrent announces share your IP address and torrent info hash with the trackers contacted.

WebRTC peer connections use STUN servers operated by Google, Twilio, and Cloudflare to discover a public network address for connectivity. These providers can see the source IP address of STUN requests.

Version 2.0.0 does not provide settings to disable public tracker-list refresh, extra public trackers, or WebRTC. This build supports arm64-v8a devices.