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torlink

torlink is a torrent finder that lives in your terminal, with zero setup and nothing to configure. One search checks a short, curated list of reputable sources at once, and whatever you pick downloads straight to your computer. The files are yours, saved to your downloads folder.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

Application type

Platforms

  • JavaScript
  • Typescript
  • npm
  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux
  • BSD
  • Node.JS
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Features

  1.  Command line interface
  2.  Zero configuration
  3.  Tui
  4.  Torrent Search Engine
  5.  Support for Keyboard Shortcuts

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torlink information

  • Developed by

    baairon
  • Licensing

    Open Source (MIT) and Free product.
  • Written in

  • Alternatives

    51 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

AlternativeTo Categories

File SharingOS & Utilities

GitHub repository

  •  365 Stars
  •  17 Forks
  •  5 Open Issues
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What is torlink?

torlink is a torrent finder that lives in your terminal, with zero setup and nothing to configure. One search checks a short, curated list of reputable sources at once, and whatever you pick downloads straight to your computer. The files are yours, saved to your downloads folder.

torlink opens straight to a search bar: search for what you want, paste in a magnet link, or just press Enter on an empty box to browse the curated library. From there it's all keypresses, nothing to memorize, and ? brings up the full list anytime.

Finding something

Type what you're looking for and press Enter. Results stream in from every source as they answer, tagged with size and how many people are sharing each one, so you can see what'll come down fast. Arrow to what you want and press d to save it.

Your downloads

Active downloads sit up top with their progress, speed, and time left; when one finishes it drops into Recently downloaded just below, so the list stays tidy. Everything's still there when you come back, and anything interrupted picks up where it left off.

Downloads run in the background while you keep searching, so you can queue up as many as you want. They save to your downloads folder, and the Downloads pane keeps tabs on each one. When something finishes it keeps seeding automatically so the next person can find it too, and the Seeding tab lets you pause or stop that anytime.