Torrent Remote for Windows

Torrent Remote is a simple software tool that integrates into the interface of uTorrent or BitTorrent clients and allows you to view information about the current download list through a separate interface and add new files to the queue remotely – from anywhere in the world. Developer Michael Scidone suggests not giving up on spontaneous ideas for the evening: from now on, you can download a movie or series from open sources even at the last moment – on the way home.

Features of Torrent Remote

• The Remote Torrent tool is capable of interacting with almost every Torrent client on the Windows operating system. You don’t have to manually figure out the settings, parameters or updates – the information is picked up automatically.
• The menu interface with downloads is extremely detailed – statistics on the current speed, file sizes, the number of seeds and peers, and even about the “genre” are displayed on the screen, so files can be immediately divided into folders like Music or TV Shows.
• If desired, the developers allow flexible customization of the visual design – new themes appear with important technical updates and completely repaint the interface in new colors – from gray to dark or bright green.
• The release of the localization has not yet taken place, but the developers are already working on updating and, in addition to fixing technical problems and errors, they will also try to translate all the menus into new languages ​​(not counting English).

You cannot download Torrent Remote for free – the standard version of the assistant will cost 99 cents, regardless of the region. But before buying, no one bothers to evaluate part of the functionality, using a trial subscription, which provides access to work with torrent files in a semi-automatic mode.

Torrent Remote has a mostly negative reputation. Some of the negative reviews are associated with an uninformative interface and not too detailed instructions, forcing you to understand many things by the method of endless experiments. The remaining half of the reviews are biased – many commentators still compare the tool to a standalone torrent client like Dameware Remote Torrents or Apple Remote Desktop Torrents, rather than an assistant focused on adding files to the download list remotely.