Torrentio
Torrentio is the add-on that made Stremio popular. It scrapes public torrent indexes, groups results by quality, and can resolve them through a debrid account. It has been running for years on a single public instance maintained by its developer.
- Repository: TheBeastLT/torrentio-scraper
- Configure page:
https://torrentio.strem.fun/configure
Configure it
- Open the configure page.
- Choose your debrid provider from the dropdown and paste the API key. Skip this and you get raw torrents only.
- Pick the providers (indexes) to search. The defaults are fine; trimming them makes it faster.
- Set the options you care about:
- Don't show download links — hides the
[RD download]entries. - Don't show torrents without seeds — removes dead results.
- Remove adult content — keeps the list clean.
- Sort by — quality, seeds or size.
- Don't show download links — hides the
- Copy the generated URL and install it in Stremio.
What the labels mean
[RD+]or[RD download]— the torrent is already cached at Real-Debrid (+) or would need to be downloaded first.⚡— the result is cached and should start immediately.👤— a single-seeder torrent; expect it to stall.
Limitations
- One public instance, no self-hosting for the hosted service. You can run the scraper yourself if you are comfortable with Node.js and a proxy.
- Public torrent indexes only, so private-tracker users will need Jackettio or AIOStreams with Prowlarr.
- It does not know about Usenet.
- If the instance goes down, every guide that told you to "just install Torrentio" stops working.
Torrentio in 2026
The add-on still works, but the ecosystem moved on:
- AIOStreams aggregates Torrentio with other sources and deduplicates the result.
- Comet and MediaFusion often return the same torrents faster.
- Torrentio remains the simplest single install and the best debugging reference: if Torrentio returns links and your fancy aggregator does not, the problem is the aggregator.
Legal note
Torrentio returns torrents from public indexes. Using it without debrid puts your IP in the swarm. Whether that is legal depends on your country and on what you stream. A debrid provider keeps your IP out of the swarm; it does not make the content licensed.