🤓 Check releases for latest apk and skip this nerd readme part
I'll update and make this repo good looking later...
A sleek, premium-looking torrent search web application built using Node.js, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — with no ads, and a highly responsive Bootstrap-based UI.
Use VPN if there are no results or the app is taking too long time.
- ✅ No ads or tracking
- 🎨 Beautiful, modern UI with Material styling
- 🔎 Search torrents from multiple public providers
- 📦 Instant magnet link and torrent page access
- 💡 Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (Node.js backend)
- 📱 Responsive and mobile-friendly
- 🧩 Uses torrent-search-api
- On app launch, a local Node.js server starts and listens on
http://localhost:8080. - The HTML/CSS/JS frontend is loaded into a WebView.
- Users can search torrents directly using the web interface.
- Torrent results are fetched using
torrent-search-api, enriched with magnet links. - Clicking a magnet or description link sends it to the backend which opens it using the default system handler.
I know my code quality — this isn’t some enterprise-grade masterpiece.
This is a simple utility tool I personally needed, so I built it during some leisure time.
It's functional, looks decent, and does the job. If you're looking for polished, production-ready software with perfect architecture, this isn’t it.
But if you want a no-nonsense, ad-free torrent search tool with a clean interface — enjoy. Contributions welcome, but no pressure.
— Made with curiosity and caffeine ☕
- Download the SPK file (iykyk)
- Open your you file manager and click on the spk file
- Select DS application
- Wait for the SPK file to be imported
- Install AndroidBuilder Plugin in DS
- Long press the app icon which was imported, click on Build Apk
- Create credentials
- Wait and Install!
standalone-app.js - straightforward javascript (node.js) file to use this application on any platform, run it and access the same at http://localhost:8080 Torrent Search Engine.js - code of the apk
A complete, ready-to-run app build (with UI and backend included) is available under the Releases section of this repository.
MIT License — free for personal and educational use.
Crafted with ❤️ for the open-source community.