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This is a browser copy of the iPhone app with made-up data, not the app itself. The real Tillarr is native SwiftUI and talks to your own services, so a real stack can take longer to answer than this one does. What you press stays on this page, and a reload starts over.

About the demo

What is the Tillarr demo?

A browser copy of Tillarr's iPhone app, running on a pretend stack of 12 services with made-up data. You can bring a service back, approve a request, request a show from Discover, grab a release, pause a download and shut down a guest, and each one shows up on the other screens. It needs no install and no account, and nothing you press leaves this page.

Is this the real app?

No. The real Tillarr is a native SwiftUI app for iPhone, iPad and Mac that talks to your own services. The demo uses the app's words and rules, but its data is made up, and a real stack can take longer to answer.

What is Tillarr?

A native app to watch and manage every service you self-host, from Sonarr and Jellyfin to Proxmox VE and Home Assistant. It lets you approve requests, grab releases, pause downloads and reboot guests, and when a service breaks it says why. It needs iOS 26, iPadOS 26 or macOS 26.

Which services does the demo show?

Proxmox VE, Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, qBittorrent, Seerr, Immich, Home Assistant, Uptime Kuma, Pi-hole and Nextcloud. Tillarr works with 36 services in all, and each has its own page saying what the app does with it.

How do I try it on my own stack?

Through the TestFlight beta, on an iPhone or iPad on iOS 26 or later or a Mac on macOS 26, with at least one service you run at home. The public beta opens soon, and the beta page says how to get the link the day it does. Testers get Pro free during the beta and a lifetime code at launch.

What does Tillarr cost?

It's free to watch every service and connect 3. Pro is $1.99 a month, $9.99 a year or $19.99 once, with one purchase across iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Most titles and posters are Blender's open movies. The posters are resized, Caminandes's is cropped from its cover, and where one stands in for a backdrop it's also cropped, and softened or darkened: Big Buck Bunny by Blender Foundation (CC BY 3.0), Elephants Dream by Bassam Kurdali, Andy Goralczyk and the Blender Foundation (CC BY 4.0), Sintel by Blender Foundation (CC BY 3.0), Tears of Steel by Blender Foundation (CC BY 3.0), Cosmos Laundromat by Andy Goralczyk and the Blender Foundation (CC BY 4.0), Spring by Francesco Siddi (CC BY 4.0), Sprite Fright by Blender Studio (CC BY 4.0), Charge by Blender Studio (CC BY 4.0), Coffee Run by Hjalti Hjalmarsson (Blender Cloud) (CC BY 4.0), The Daily Dweebs by Hjalti Hjalmarsson (Blender Cloud) (CC BY 4.0), Caminandes by Pablo Vazquez, Beorn Leonard and Francesco Siddi (CC BY 3.0). Orbit Station, Harbor Street, Tin Roof, Northbound, Lighthouse Keepers, Small Hours, Silver Line and Paper Lanterns are made up, and so are their posters, scores, studios and networks.