Arrcoon is a single-binary Go application that accompanies Sonarr or Radarr installation and tries its best to automatically remove associated torrents from the torrent client immediately when the media is deleted from the *arr library. It builds and maintains own series (movies) index based *arr on events and history API.
- Instantly removes torrent downloads from the client when the corresponding show/movie is removed from *arrs library
- Removes torrent downloads that are no longer mapped in the *arrs library (including individual episodes/season packs)
Download the latest binary for your architecture. Create a directory arrcoon inside *arr config folder and put the binary inside.
Make sure arccoon has execute permissions:
mkdir /path/to/sonarr/config/arrcoon
cd /path/to/sonarr/config/arrcoon
curl -L "https://github.com/drrako/arrcoon/releases/download/2025.9.0/arrcoon-linux-amd64-2025.9.0.zip" -o arrcoon.zip && unzip arrcoon.zip && rm arrcoon.zip
chmod +x arrcoonCreate config.yml in the installation dir (/path/to/sonarr/config/arrcoon) based on the example, e.g.:
sonarr:
host: http://localhost:8989
token: XXXX
# radarr:
# host: http://localhost:7878
# token: XXXX
clients:
rtorrent:
host: http://localhost/rtorrent/RPC2
⚠️ arrcoon supports only single torrent client per *arr installation
| Client | Configuration Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| rTorrent | clients: rtorrent: host: http://localhost/rtorrent/RPC2 |
Basic auth is not supported. |
| transmission | # Without authclients: transmission: host: http://localhost:9091/transmission/rpc# With authclients: transmission: host: http://user:password@localhost:9091/transmission/rpc |
|
| qbittorrent | # Without authclients: qbittorrent: host: http://localhost:8080# With authclients: qbittorrent: host: http://LOGIN:PASS@localhost:8080 |
Add Sonarr/Radarr arrcoon connection and click Test to validate config:
⚠️ You're required to clickTestas arrcoon builds internal index during testing
Logs can be found in the logs directory, alongside the arrcoon binary:
tail -f /path/to/sonarr/config/arrcoon/logs/arrcoon.log

