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Torrin is an open-source, self-hostable debrid + streaming service. You add a magnet, NZB, or file-host link, and get back an instant HTTPS stream. No local torrent client, no seeding, no IP exposure.

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What it does

Torrin downloads torrents, Usenet, and file-host links on the server (behind a VPN), caches the result on disk, and serves it back as signed HTTPS stream URLs. Cached content is shared across users, so repeat plays are instant.
  • Instant streaming for cached content; downloads behind a VPN when it isn’t.
  • Multiple sources — torrents (qBittorrent), debrid providers, Usenet (NZB), file hosters, and scene/HDEncode releases.
  • Stremio addon, WebDAV mount (VLC / Infuse / Kodi), and a web UI.
  • RSS auto-download with criteria filters (resolution, source, codec, HDR, group, …).
  • BYOS — Bring Your Own Storage: pipe downloads to your own cloud via rclone.

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How it works

  1. A user submits a magnet / NZB / link, or searches for a title.
  2. api checks the cache and content providers. If available, it returns signed stream URLs instantly.
  3. If not, a job is queued and ingest downloads it (behind a VPN).
  4. On completion the files are published to the object store.
  5. The user streams via a signed HTTPS URL from stream, or mounts the library via webdav.

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Architecture

Torrin is a Go monorepo of small services over NATS, backed by PostgreSQL for metadata and a filesystem-backed object store for content.

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