qBittorrent
Torrent status, transfer speed and native controls.
SELF-HOSTED DOWNLOAD MANAGEMENT
Every download client,
in one place.
Stewarrd brings qBittorrent, RDT-Client, SABnzbd and RQBit together with Sonarr and Radarr. See what each download is doing, find out why one is stuck, and fix common failures after reviewing what Stewarrd would do.
RDT-Client
Provider and local download progress, shown separately.
RQBit
Status, file inventory and native controls.
SABnzbd
Queue and history, with SABnzbd's own job states.
ONE QUEUE
Every download, in one list.
Connect as many instances of each client as you run. Search, filter and sort all of their downloads together, and protect a download so automation leaves it alone.
See why a download stopped
Stewarrd follows Sonarr and Radarr queues and health checks, so failed downloads and blocked imports show up with the client and Arr they belong to.
Review before anything changes
Recovery, import and cleanup policies start in preview and record what they would do. Turn a policy on once its journal shows what you expect.
Replace failures and stalls
Failed RDT-Client releases and, if you opt in, stalled downloads are blocklisted in Arr, removed while keeping their files, and replaced within daily limits. Imports blocked only by an ID match can be copy-imported.
Know when something needs you
Each problem goes to a JSON webhook, naming the download, client and Arr, with a second event when it clears. What each notification means →
SELF-HOSTED
One container,
your existing clients.
Stewarrd runs as a single Docker container with a data volume. It needs no Docker socket or elevated privileges, and automation reads only the download and database folders you mount read-only.
Installation guide →git clone https://github.com/jamtur01/stewarrd.git
cd stewarrd
cp .env.example .env # add your client credentials
docker compose up -d --build
# Show the login token
docker compose exec stewarrd cat /data/access-tokenSTART WITH VISIBILITY
Watch first. Automate when you are ready.
Stewarrd does not choose media or transfer files; your clients and Arr still do that. The automation guide explains what each policy changes and when it stops for review.
Read the automation guide