Sonarr + Radarr · Native remote
A fast, native remote for Sonarr and Radarr. Browse your library, watch the queue, search your indexers, and grab the release you want — from the sofa or the far side of the world.
Five screens that map to how you actually run the stack — browse, plan, monitor, hunt, and fix — with no tab-juggling and no desktop.
Your whole collection as a poster grid with download status at a glance. Sort by title, date added, year or size; flick between Sonarr and Radarr.
Upcoming airings and releases as a scrollable agenda or a proper month grid — green for downloaded, amber for on the way.
The live download queue with progress bars, and a colour-coded history of grabs, imports and failures. Refreshes quietly on its own.
Search TheTVDB and TMDB, pick a quality profile, and it's added and searching in two taps. Already-owned titles are flagged.
Seasons and episodes, file quality, monitor toggle, search and delete — everything the desktop gives you, on the item you tapped.
System, light or dark on demand. Flip Sonarr or Radarr off and the whole app adapts around what's left.
Not just monitoring — hunting. Hit your indexers live and see every release with the numbers that matter, then send one to your download client by hand.
Real native tabs, gestures and haptics — not a website in a wrapper. Here's the calendar and appearance controls doing their thing.
Point it at what you already run. The rest of the *arr family is next to come aboard.
Point Arrmada at your own Sonarr and Radarr with a URL and an API key. Credentials live in the device Keychain, and the app talks only to your servers — no account, no middleman, no analytics. What ships in the app is exactly nothing of yours.
Arrmada is a native iPhone and Android app that acts as a remote for your own Sonarr and Radarr servers. You can browse your library, watch the download queue, run interactive searches against your indexers, and grab the release you want — all from your phone, anywhere.
Arrmada supports Sonarr (TV) and Radarr (movies) today. Support for the rest of the *arr family — Lidarr, Readarr and Prowlarr — is on the way.
Yes. Arrmada is a remote for servers you already run. You point it at your instances with a URL and an API key; it does not host anything for you.
No account, no cloud, no tracking. Your server addresses and API keys are stored only in the device Keychain, and the app talks solely to the servers you configure — nothing is sent anywhere else.
Interactive search queries your indexers live and shows every release with its quality, size, seeders, age and rejection reasons. You can filter by quality, size and age, exclude hardcoded subs, multi-audio or 3D, and send a specific release to your download client by hand.
Arrmada is coming soon to the Apple App Store and Google Play, for iPhone, iPad and Android.