Radarr, without the browser tab.
Tillarr shows Radarr's movies the way you think about them: what's coming to cinemas, digital and disc, what's missing, and what's downloading now.
Add a movie with the right profile, grab a specific release, or clear a failed download, all from a native app.
What you see
- A calendar of cinema, digital and physical releases
- Your movie library with search, sort, filters and an A to Z index
- Movie pages with release dates, the file and its media info
- Missing movies, sorted by cinema date. Ones not out yet say so
- The download queue, merged with Sonarr's and qBittorrent's
- A health card: version, health, free space and the queue
What you can do
- Add a movie with its root folder, quality profile and minimum availability
- Search interactively, compare quality, size and age, and grab the one you want
- Edit a movie: quality profile, root folder (and move the files), tags and minimum availability
- Remove a download, or remove it and blocklist the release
- Delete a movie with or without its files, after a confirmation that names it
When something goes wrong
- Stuck imports are flagged with Radarr's own message
- Radarr's health warnings and a disk filling up show on its card
- At 1.0, with Pro: a notification when a movie is grabbed or imported, when one needs manual import, or when Radarr reports a problem
Connect Radarr
What to have ready when you add it in Tillarr.
- Its address. Usually http://your-server:7878. Add a remote address too, and Tillarr uses it when home doesn't answer.
- Its API key. In Radarr: Settings → General → Security → API Key. This key has full control of Radarr.
Good to know
- Radarr 6.4 added Trusted Networks and a stricter Allowed Hosts check: allow your remote address there.
- Radarr 6 removed the web UI's basic login. The API key Tillarr uses isn't affected.
Behind a sign-in page
If Authelia, authentik or another sign-in page guards Radarr, let /api and /ping through, since Tillarr uses Radarr's key rather than your password. The remote access guide shows how.
How Tillarr checks Radarr
Without a key, Tillarr asks for /login to see that Radarr is up. With the key, everything else comes from Radarr's own API. Every request goes from your device straight to your server, never through us. Works with Radarr 5 and 6 (API v3).
Questions
Does Tillarr work with Radarr 6?
Yes. Tillarr uses Radarr's API v3, which Radarr 5 and 6 both serve, and it was checked against a live Radarr 6.
Can I see why Radarr rejected a release?
Yes. Interactive search lists every release with Radarr's reasons. Grabbing a rejected one asks first and quotes them.