The media app that hunts for you
Trawler searches all your torrent indexers at once, follows the shows you love until they end, and its AI agent grabs the things episode-tracking can't even name — fight nights, race weekends, whatever you're into.
Trawler searches all your torrent indexers at once, follows the shows you love until they end, and its AI agent grabs the things episode-tracking can't even name — fight nights, race weekends, whatever you're into.
Trawler fans your search across every indexer in parallel, each on its own deadline — one slow tracker never holds your results hostage.
Pick a show and Trawler tracks every episode — backfilling the catalog, watching for new ones the day they air, and going quiet on its own when the story ends.
There is no "season 2" of UFC. Describe a standing brief in plain language — Trawler compiles it into hard rules you confirm, then hunts on a schedule using your own local AI models.
Grab counts, gigabytes, searches and disk-space floors are enforced in Rust — not by asking the model nicely.
New briefs start in propose mode. The agent earns auto-grab per brief, and only from you.
No delete tools exist. Indexer text is treated as data, never instructions. Grabs only from live search results.
Every action lands in the activity feed with who did it and why — chat, brief, scheduler or medic.
The full rail list — provenance-pinned grabs, semantic dedupe, circuit breakers, rate limits — is in the README.
Trawler owns none of the fragile parts. Indexer definitions stay community-maintained in Prowlarr, metadata comes from TVmaze, downloading is qBittorrent's job — Trawler is the brain and the face.
Free while in development. Bring your Prowlarr, your qBittorrent, and optionally an Ollama box for the agent.