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A tiny controller for TorrServer on macOS and Windows. Start the server, copy a local URL, and use it from your home network. |
- Native apps for macOS (SwiftUI) and Windows (WPF)
- One-click start and stop for TorrServer
- Automatically detects private home-network IPv4 addresses
- macOS: Adaptive Liquid Glass app icon, Apple Silicon native
- Windows: Lightweight installer, no .NET runtime required
- Downloads the official TorrServer release during installation
Download Torry-1.1.0.dmg from the latest release, open it, and drag Torry to Applications.
Requirements: Apple Silicon Mac, macOS 26 or newer.
To build from source instead:
git clone https://github.com/maaatheeew/Torry.git
cd Torry
bash scripts/install-app.shThe script builds Torry.app, compiles the native adaptive icon, downloads the official TorrServer ARM64 binary, and installs the app in /Applications when permitted (otherwise in the user's Applications folder).
To create a DMG from the installed app, run bash scripts/create-dmg.sh.
Download Torry-1.1.0.exe from the latest release and run the installer. It will create a shortcut in the Start menu and optionally on the desktop. Closing the window minimizes Torry to the System Tray so the media server keeps running seamlessly in the background.
Requirements: Windows 10 or newer (x64).
- Open Torry.
- Select Start Server.
- Copy the address labelled Local Network.
- Add it to the TorrServer-compatible client or service you use.
The server listens on port 8090. Keep the app running while you use it; select Stop Server to stop the server.
The source icon is Resources/AppIcon.icon, an Apple Icon Composer document built from the vector TV.svg. The install script uses actool to compile it into Assets.car and a fallback .icns, including Default, Dark, and Tinted appearances.
Torry runs TorrServer on your local network and does not create an account, send application telemetry, or expose a public internet endpoint. Do not forward port 8090 from your router unless you understand the security consequences.
Torry downloads an unmodified TorrServer binary from the official YouROK/TorrServer releases. TorrServer is licensed under GPL-3.0; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
Torry is available under the MIT License. TorrServer has its own GPL-3.0 license.