Get New Torrent Releases by Email – No RSS, No Server
Follow a movie or an airing season and get an email when a new release appears on your own indexers and Stremio addons. Like RSS automation, minus the setup.
How to track new releases with Webtor.io
Replace your RSS pipeline with release alerts from your own sources in 3 simple steps.
Connect your sources
Add a Torznab indexer (Jackett, Prowlarr) or a Stremio addon in your profile. Subscriptions search the sources you already trust.
Subscribe with one click
Open a movie or an airing season on the Discover page and click the bell. No filters, feeds or rules to configure.
Get new releases by email
Webtor checks your sources on a schedule and emails you when a release you haven't seen appears. Several finds arrive as one letter, not a flood.
What a torrent RSS feed does — and why you may not need one
A torrent RSS feed is the classic way to automate downloads: a client or a tool like Sonarr polls the feed and grabs new releases that match your filters. It works, but it means a client that never sleeps, filter rules to maintain, and usually a home server or NAS.
Webtor's release subscriptions do the same job server-side. Subscribe to a season or a movie once, and Webtor polls your own indexers and Stremio addons for you — everything new arrives as an email with links you can stream right away.
Webtor subscriptions vs a Sonarr / RSS stack
Both watch your trackers for new releases. The difference is who runs the machinery.
- • Nothing to host — works from your browser
- • Uses your own indexers and Stremio addons
- • New releases arrive as one batched email
- • Stream instantly, no disk space needed
- • Needs an always-on server or NAS
- • Client, proxy and filter rules to maintain
- • Downloads everything to local storage
- • Full library automation and renaming
If you want a complete self-hosted media pipeline, Sonarr is excellent. If you just want to know when a new episode or a better rip appears — and watch it right away — a one-click subscription does it with none of the upkeep.
What release subscriptions give you
One click on a bell replaces an entire RSS pipeline.
Your sources stay yours
Subscriptions search only the indexers and addons you connected yourself, on gentle schedules — a private tracker sees less traffic than from a typical RSS poller. Every email names the source that found the release, and unsubscribing is one click away.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
A complete torrent toolkit that runs entirely in the cloud and your browser.
Direct Download Links
Get a regular HTTP download link for any file inside the torrent. No VPN or client needed.
Instant Streaming
Watch video and listen to audio directly in the browser without waiting for the full download. Subtitles are picked up from OpenSubtitles, and when there are none in your language, AI can translate them.
Stremio Integration
Watch your library on any smart TV or device running Stremio via the addon link.
TAR & ZIP Archive Download
Download the entire torrent as a single TAR or ZIP archive on-the-fly, preserving the original folder structure.
Cloud Library
Save torrents to your account — movies and TV series are detected, enriched and organized automatically with AI. Mount the library as a network drive over WebDAV or S3, and upgrade to Vault for long-term storage that keeps files available even when seeders disappear.
Discover Catalog
Browse a unified catalog assembled from your Stremio addons. Search by title, filter by genre, and start streaming through Webtor with one click.
Chrome Extension
Install the extension and every torrent or magnet link you click opens automatically in Webtor.
Embed SDK
Embed the torrent streaming player on your own site with our open-source JavaScript SDK.
Developer API
Add torrents, list files and get stream links from your own code — your library and Vault, driven over a REST API.
Common questions
Quick answers to the things people ask most.
Yes, Webtor.io is completely free for basic use. You can stream and download torrents without creating an account. Optional paid plans increase bandwidth and unlock Vault cloud storage.
No VPN required. All traffic between you and Webtor.io travels over HTTPS. Your IP address is never exposed to the BitTorrent network because Webtor.io servers handle all peer communication. For your ISP, using Webtor.io looks no different from visiting any other website.
Yes. Webtor.io works in any modern mobile browser on iOS and Android. You can stream video, listen to audio, and download torrents without installing any additional apps.
Webtor.io supports instant streaming for most popular formats. Video: AVI, MKV, MP4, WEBM, M4V, TS, VOB. Audio: MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A. Files that require transcoding may take a moment longer to start playing.
Yes, 100%. All components of Webtor.io are distributed under the MIT license. You can visit the GitHub repository to view the source code and contribute.
Yes! With the Stremio integration you can stream your personal library on any smart TV or device running Stremio. Just install the addon using the link from your profile.
Yes. Add your indexer's Torznab feed URL in your profile and its results appear next to your Stremio addons — both on the Discover page and in the Webtor Stremio addon. Webtor doesn't search anything itself; it plays what your own indexer returns.
Yes. Subscribe to an airing season or a movie — from the Discover page or a torrent page — and Webtor will poll your connected indexers and Stremio addons, then email you when a new release appears. It works like Sonarr or RSS automation, but with nothing to host.
Drag your .torrent file into the upload area at the top of this page, or paste a magnet link into the search field. Webtor opens it instantly — pick the video or audio file you want and stream it, or grab a direct download link. There's no torrent client to install and nothing to set up.
Read the step-by-step guide →You don't need to install anything — Webtor opens torrent files right in your browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. Upload the .torrent file or paste a magnet link, then stream the video or save the files over a regular HTTPS download. Desktop clients like qBittorrent or uTorrent also work, but they require installation and connect your device to the torrent swarm.
Read the step-by-step guide →Paste the magnet link into the search field at the top of this page. Webtor acts as an online magnet link downloader: it runs the magnet download in the cloud and gives you a direct HTTP download link for each file, plus a built-in player to stream video and audio. Your browser never connects to the BitTorrent network — Webtor servers handle that.
Paste the magnet link into the search field at the top of this page — Webtor opens it in seconds, with no client to install. You can also drag and drop a .torrent file instead. Webtor fetches the data on its own servers, so your browser never joins the BitTorrent swarm; you simply stream or download the files.
Paste a magnet link or upload a .torrent file at the top of this page. Webtor fetches the torrent on its servers and gives you a direct HTTPS download link for every file — nothing to install, and it works on any device. Your browser never joins the BitTorrent swarm, so no open ports or client setup are needed.
Read the step-by-step guide →A .torrent file is not an archive, so there is nothing to unzip — it's a small metadata file that only describes the real content. To get the actual files, open the .torrent with Webtor and download them one by one, or use the Torrent to ZIP tool to download everything as a single ZIP or TAR archive.
Read the step-by-step guide →Yes, for security reasons direct download links and streaming sessions are temporary and may expire after a short time. You can always refresh or regenerate them from your library interface.
ZIP archives are generated on-the-fly and don't include full checksum data, so some extraction tools may show a CRC warning even when the file is intact. That's why directory downloads now default to TAR — the TAR format has no per-file checksums, so even an interrupted and resumed download unpacks cleanly. If you prefer ZIP, pick it from the arrow menu next to the download button and use 7-Zip for best compatibility.
Speeds may vary due to the number of seeders, file format (some require real-time transcoding), your internet connection, current server load, and your account type. Premium users get higher bandwidth.
Note: bandwidth is measured in Mbps (megabits per second), while file sizes are shown in MB (megabytes). 1 MB = 8 Mb, so a 50 Mbps connection gives roughly 6.25 MB/s download speed. Supporting the project helps unlock better speed and reliability.
A direct download makes you wait for the whole file before you can watch it. Webtor streams the torrent instead: playback starts in seconds and nothing piles up on your device — and when you do want a local copy, you can still save the file as a regular download. Read the full comparison on our blog
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