Everything in one list
All, Active and Done as three honest tabs. Every torrent shows its state, progress, down and up rate, ETA and seed/leech counts without a tap.
Available on Google Play
Torrq
A torrent client that gets out of the way
Fast, focused, and modern. Torrq is a torrent downloader for Android that keeps the interface clean and the transfers efficient — with live per-piece visibility, full bandwidth control, and a light and dark theme that both look deliberate.
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Why Torrq
Everything important, nothing in the way.
Per-piece visibility
A live piece map shows exactly which blocks have landed and which are still in flight — the detail most mobile clients hide from you entirely.
Bandwidth on your terms
Set maximum download and upload speeds in the units you think in, or leave them at zero for unlimited. Change them mid-transfer.
Sequential and stream mode
Pull pieces in order, or grab the first and last blocks first so a file becomes playable before it finishes.
A closer look
Designed around the information you actually use.
Three tabs, no chrome.
Each card carries state, size, percentage, both transfer rates, ETA and the seed-to-leech ratio — the numbers you actually check, without opening anything.
Twenty-one thousand pieces, rendered live.
Watch the grid fill as blocks arrive. It is the clearest picture of what a torrent is actually doing, and almost nothing else on mobile draws it.
Cap either direction, whenever you like.
Set limits in KB/s or MB/s mid-transfer. Zero means unlimited — useful when you would rather the video call did not stutter.
Torrq started from a simple frustration: every torrent client on Android either buried the useful information three menus deep, or threw all of it on screen at once with no hierarchy.
So Torrq shows you the four numbers that matter on the card, and keeps the other twenty one tap away — including a live piece map, which almost nothing else on mobile bothers to render.
It is free, ad-supported, and stores nothing about you.
Yes. Torrq is free to download and is supported by ads. An optional in-app purchase removes them if you'd rather not see them.
Antude stores no personal data and sells nothing. Ads are served by Google, which may use a device advertising identifier — you can reset or limit that in your Android settings at any time. The full detail is on the Torrq privacy page.
Wherever you point them. The storage location is set per torrent and shows the free space available before the transfer starts.
Turn on stream mode and Torrq fetches the first and last pieces first, so most players can open the file while the middle is still arriving.
Yes, with a persistent notification so you always know it's running and can stop it in one tap.