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Pause, resume or remove, one at a time or all at once. A stuck import says why, in Radarr's own words.
Tillarr watches every service you self-host and lets you run them: approve requests, grab releases, pause downloads, reboot a guest. When one breaks, it tells you why. Native on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Free to watch every service and connect 3.Pro is $1.99 a month, $9.99 a year or $19.99 once. iOS 26, iPadOS 26 or macOS 26. No account.
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All 12 services are upPi-hole is down · 11 of 12 upImmich needs you · all 12 up
Works with 36 services, from Sonarr, Radarr and Jellyfin to Proxmox VE, Home Assistant and Immich, and watches anything else with a web page.
Approve requests, grab releases, pause or clear downloads and reboot a guest, without a browser tab per service. Every change starts with you and names what it changes.
Pause, resume or remove, one at a time or all at once. A stuck import says why, in Radarr's own words.
Approve or decline Seerr requests right on the row, or all at once.
Pick the release yourself: quality, size and age side by side, and why one was rejected.
Start, shut down or reboot Proxmox guests. The confirmation names the guest first.
A problem reaches you with its cause, wherever you are. With Pro.
Speed, problems and requests one click away, and Pause all, in a real Mac app.
Watching needs only an address, and it's free for all of them. Add a key to manage the ones that allow it: free for 3, every one with Pro.
Watching needs only an address and it's free for every service. With a key, Health services add a status card, and Full services you manage from Tillarr.
Full. Manage it from Tillarr: queues, requests, library and server actions, with problems explained. Needs an API key, token or login.
Health. A card with its version, updates, backups, storage and failures. Needs a key or token you make for Tillarr.
Watch. Up or down, its version when it shares one, and a tap to open its web page. Needs only its address.
Through the paths you already use: your home network, Tailscale, a Cloudflare Tunnel or your reverse proxy. Nothing goes through us.
192.168.1.30:898918 msTimed outsonarr.tail4c2d.ts.netStanding by64 mshttp://192.168.1.30:8989Tillarr talks to each service directly, over your own network. Nothing goes through us.https://sonarr.tail4c2d.ts.netAdd a remote address: Tailscale, a Cloudflare Tunnel or your reverse proxy. Tillarr switches when home doesn't answer.SHA-256 3A:9F:61:0C:…:E2Compare the fingerprint once and Tillarr trusts that certificate from then on, the way SSH does.GET /api/v3/system/status · 200 · 18 msNetwork activity lists each call the app makes, with keys and tokens hidden.No per-service purchases and no locked basics. Search, delete and blocklist are free.
Notifications are the one thing that costs us money: they need a relay that runs all day. That's what Pro pays for.
Join the betaEvery claim here is one you can check.
Your addresses and keys stay on your devices, in the Keychain, and in your iCloud only if you turn on sync.
The app has no tracking and no third-party analytics. Purchases go through Apple.
Pro notifications are encrypted to your devices before they leave our relay.
tillarr.com sets no cookies, and its fonts and logos are its own. Cloudflare counts visits without cookies or fingerprints, as the privacy policy explains.
Testers get every Pro feature during the beta and a lifetime code at launch, as thanks. You need an iPhone or iPad on iOS 26, or a Mac on macOS 26, and one service you run at home.
Tillarr started as a Home Assistant page with 18 links, one for every web UI on a Proxmox box. It's made by one self-hoster who wanted a calmer way to check on all of it, and every email gets a reply from that person: support@tillarr.com
Yes. The demo at tillarr.com/demo runs in your browser on a pretend stack, with no install and no account. You can bring a service back, approve a request, request a show from Discover, grab a release and shut down a guest.
No. At home Tillarr uses your local addresses. Away from home it can use Tailscale, a Cloudflare Tunnel with an Access service token, or any reverse proxy you already run. Add a remote address next to the home one and Tillarr switches between them on its own.
Into your device's Keychain, and into iCloud Keychain only if you turn on sync. They are never sent to us. Network activity in the app shows every request it makes, with keys hidden.
Watching is free for every service, with no limit: Tillarr checks that each one is up and opens it with a tap. Connecting with a key, for health cards, queues and actions, is free for 3 services with every feature except notifications. Pro connects everything and adds notifications.
Nothing is deleted, and watched services keep working. Three connected ones, your choice, stay connected, and the rest pause until you pick them again.
The beta watches everything in the catalog, and anything else with a web address. Full support starts with Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, Bazarr, qBittorrent, Transmission, SABnzbd, NZBGet, Seerr, Jellyfin, Lidarr, Portainer and Proxmox VE, and health cards start with Home Assistant, Immich, Plex and Tautulli, which also feed Now watching. Unraid, Pi-hole, AdGuard Home and Uptime Kuma follow during the beta.
No. Tillarr is made for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with one purchase across all three.