Changelog

Changes since 1.3.2

NEW: “Activity,” “Calendar,” and Wanted views

Each *arr tab (Movies, TV Shows, Music) now has three new views accessible from the toolbar:

• Activity: see your current download queue with status filtering (All / Active / Warning / Error). Tap any item for full details, and force-grab or remove directly from the list or detail sheet
• Calendar: browse upcoming and recent releases in a weekly or monthly view, with a monitored-only filter
• Wanted: track missing content and quality cutoff failures. Filter between Missing and Cutoff Unmet, trigger an auto or manual search, or unmonitor directly from the list

NEW: Editing media within *arrs

You can now edit metadata and settings for movies, series, artists, and albums without leaving the app - quality profile, root folder, monitored status, availability, and more.

Transmission - new functionality added

BIG TIME additions to torrent management to backfill a lot of missing features/functionality:

• Per-torrent limits: set individual download/upload speed limits, peer limits, seed ratio, and idle seed limits, each with a hint showing the current global default when using inherited settings.
• Labels: view, add, and remove labels on any torrent.
• Queue position: reorder torrents in the queue with top / up / down / bottom controls.
• Move location: relocate a torrent’s download directory, with an option to move existing files.
• File management: browse files within a torrent and set per-file or per-torrent download priority.
• Tracker management: add, edit, and remove trackers on any torrent, including tier assignment.
• Turtle Mode 🐢: toggle alternate speed mode from the Downloads toolbar.

Other improvements and bug fixes

• Manual search is now available from the artist level in Lidarr, not just per-album.
• Search buttons on Movie and Series detail sheets have been unified for consistency.
• Comprehensive accessibility sweep done across the entire app: decorative images hidden from VoiceOver, all icon-only controls labeled, compound list rows carry combined labels and values, calendar rows use hand-crafted VoiceOver descriptions. Very sorry about any labels that were missing from pre-2.0.x UI views! Before each release, I’ll now go through the app in the simulator with VoiceOver and other accessibility related features enabled, validating any new features or modified areas are properly labeled, etc.

…since 2.0.0

• All modal sheets (Activity, Calendar, Wanted) now have a Done button - no more swipe-only dismissal. 2.0.0 was never released to the App Store, so thankfully, you had no idea I made those views without one, until I just told on myself.
• Fixed a SwiftUI warning I CAUSED related to duplicate weekday symbols (S, T) in the calendar header.

Hey, man. What happened to 2.0.0?

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vt0r/Managerr/compare/1.3.2...2.0.1

Changes

• Added links to the new managerr.app website in the repo and in-app
• Updated the privacy policy to point to the one on the new site - different wording, same no data policy (also updated on the App Store along with the Support URL)

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vt0r/Managerr/compare/1.3.1...1.3.2

Changes and Bug Fixes

• First, dismiss the add sheet and the media lookup sheet after adding something new. Though it’s possible the user might want to add another media item, it’s far more likely they’ll wonder why they have to tap cancel twice, like I do every time (until now, when I finally fixed the bug).
• Next, ensure all main views refresh once you add something new. Once again, the user probably wonders where their shiny new media ended up once they finish the search/add flow, so we meet expectations here. Another bug squashed? Yep! Another one added? Probably! (jk jk)
• Finally, some fixes and consistency in the Torrent view and detail sheet:
  • Colors now match between the two - sorry! I didn’t notice that before, because it’s kinda colorful tbh… But I did see that this time, when I viewed a downloading torrent detail and noticed the progress bar swapped colors. Wtf! Now the colors are uniform across both the view and the detail sheet, as one would hope.
  • Availability is now shown on torrent detail sheets under the transfer information. Helps to see right away whether there is a reason your stupid download is sitting at stupid 99% forever

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vt0r/Managerr/compare/1.3.0...1.3.1

• Allow both sorting and filtering in the “Downloads” (Torrents) view - only filtering was present before. The menu button changes to an up/down arrow to match other views.
• Allow performing bulk operations on torrents by selection. Tap and hold to bring up the context menu (or click the three dots menu), and press Select, then you can select multiple torrents to perform bulk actions on.

Overview

Another release, mostly bug fixes and minor changes in this one. Submitted for App Store review on 2026-03-26.

Changes and Bug Fixes

• Fixes the bug in Lidarr search (shown when you click the “+” FAB and attempt to add a new artist) where images for artists are not displayed. The previous image handling code operated under the assumption that every image would be retrievable from Lidarr’s API, which is true for artists and albums you’ve already added that have photos, however artists that are not yet present will not be downloaded yet, so we retrieve them from the remote source now in that case.
• Adds an “About” section to the bottom of the Settings view, which is something I probably should have added from the beginning… Better late than never! Now you can see the version and build number of the app you’re running, and it also includes a link to the GitHub repo, so users know where and how to report issues, and a link back to the app store as well, just for good measure.
• Updated the App Store link to use the non-region-specific one, which should be useful for anyone outside the US. Some of us do realize we are not the center of the world! 😅

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vt0r/Managerr/compare/1.2.0...1.2.1

Overview

Another release, and this time, less buggy, more polished. Submitted to the App Store for review on 2026-03-11.

Features added and bugs fixed

• Taking actions in *arr services will now update live in the related tab/sheets
• Monitoring/unmonitoring seasons in Sonarr is now possible within the main Sonarr tab and within each season’s details
• Design of various tabs/sheets for all services is now much more closely aligned, so it feels very similar across the different services
• Added a menu item to each service to open that service’s base URL in your default browser, just in case there’s some feature not yet present in the app that you can do on the web UI - let me know if there are missing features you consider important! I’m trying to eventually bring the app to near feature parity with the web UIs, but I currently just prioritize adding features based on what I use the most myself
• The detail sheets for albums, series, etc, will now only display the green check mark on files that are both downloaded and imported into the associated *arr service(s). If the file is downloaded, but still awaiting import, there is now a separate way to display that status (yellow down arrow).
• Fixed a bug that would print the API key for Lidarr in error log messages inadvertently - oops (Lidarr GET queries have that key passed as a query parameter appended to the end of the URL, which is now stripped off before writing log messages). Thankfully, nobody has officially used 1.1.0 yet, so nobody submitted any crash logs or similar that might have sent this to me somehow, which is good, because I don’t want them!
• The flag retrieval (if enabled in torrent settings) is now friendlier to the awesome people who host “Country [dot] is” and let us query it (for torrent peers’ country data) for free. We now properly adhere to their 10 queries per second rate limit, ensuring we are good citizens and are not abusing their excellent free service!
• Torrent details now automatically refresh, even inside the detail sheets

Overview

This is basically the initial release, as it was the first one that actually got published to the App Store

Changes in this version

Too many to list, and I’ve forgotten by now. Guess you just had to be there…