qBittorrent, ported to a Rust core. Native to the Mac.
qBittorrent 5.2.4’s features and settings on a Rust core built around the rqbit engine (librqbit), in one small process, with the same SwiftUI interface.
One interface, two engines
Same app. Pick what runs underneath.
qBittorrent Neo and qBit NeoRS share their whole Mac interface. They differ in the engine that moves your torrents.
qBittorrent Neo
qBittorrent 5.2.4 · libtorrent 2.0
- qBittorrent’s own C++ engine (libtorrent, Qt core)
- Torrents handled exactly as qBittorrent handles them
- The more mature of the two
Pick it if you want qBittorrent itself, just with a Mac interface.
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qBit NeoRS
Rust core · rqbit (librqbit) engine
- The rqbit (librqbit) engine, forked and extended for qBittorrent’s features
- One process, a small memory footprint
- Cards, widgets and import arrive here first
Pick it if you want a lighter app on a Rust core and don’t mind it being younger.
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Cards and list
Names you can actually read.
Release names are split into a clean title and color-coded tags — resolution, source, codec, season, group. See your torrents as cards, or as a list with semibold titles. Switch with ⌘1 and ⌘2.
- An icon for every kind of content — video, music, software, games, books, comics.
- Rules you can edit, so your own naming schemes split too.
Command palette
Everything is ⌘K away.
Find a torrent, run any command, apply a filter or open a setting without leaving the keyboard.
Adding torrents
See what you get before it starts.
Drop a file or a magnet link. Pick the files, the folder, category and tags, file priorities and when to stop — in one window.
RSS and search
New episodes, downloaded for you.
Subscribe to feeds, read the articles and let qBittorrent’s download rules pick the episodes you want — with episode matching, target folder and category. Search torrent sites with qBittorrent’s search plugins.
Settings
Every option. Found in a second.
All of qBittorrent’s settings, arranged in a Mac settings window with toolbar panes. Type in the search field to find any of them and jump straight to it.
Made for the Mac
It feels like it came with macOS.
Menu bar and Dock
Speeds and counts in the menu bar, with quick actions. The current speed as a Dock badge.
Web UI and Web API
qBittorrent’s own web interface and API v2: browser access, remote apps and tools like FlexGet keep working.
Notifications
Know when a download finishes or a file can’t be written.
Password lock
Protect the app with a password: while it’s locked, your torrent list stays hidden.
Light and dark
Follows your Mac’s appearance, and settings like Increase Contrast.
Widgets
Your downloads, on the desktop.
Follow one torrent, all your transfers or just the speed. Start and stop right from the widget.
Moving in
Bring your torrents with you.
Import from qBittorrent 5 or the Transmission app: torrents with their progress, categories, tags, watched folders and settings. The other app’s files are only read, never changed.
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Free and open source. No account, no ads, no tracking.