Alternatives to cross-seed
A background daemon that finds your existing torrents on other trackers and seeds them there too. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
cross-seed
A background daemon that finds your existing torrents on other trackers and seeds them there too.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as cross-seed.
qui
A self-hosted, single-binary web interface for managing several qBittorrent instances from one place.
qui includes built-in cross-seeding inside a web interface for several qBittorrent instances, but it only works with qBittorrent rather than running as a standalone daemon.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
autobrr
A self-hosted tool that watches indexer IRC announce channels and sends matching torrent releases to your download client.
qbit_manage
A tool that automates tagging, categorizing and cleaning up torrents in qBittorrent.
qBittorrent
A full-featured BitTorrent client with no ads, built as an open source replacement for µTorrent.
rTorrent
A fast ncurses-based BitTorrent client for the terminal, widely used on servers and seedboxes.
Deluge
Plugin-driven BitTorrent client that can run headless with several front ends.
Transmission
A light BitTorrent client that behaves like a native app on each platform, with a headless daemon for servers.
