Ozgurr
Your home media server, in your pocket.
Search for a show, film or album and add it in one tap. Follow what is downloading, see what comes out this week and browse your whole library from your iPhone.
What it does
- One search for everything. Shows, films, artists and albums in a single field. Paste an IMDb, TMDB, TVDB or MusicBrainz link to jump straight to that title.
- One-tap adding. The plus button adds with your saved settings; the tick that replaces it takes the add back.
- Your library. Posters, progress, missing items, seasons, episodes and albums, with monitoring and searching right where you see them.
- Activity. The download queue and a two-week calendar of what is coming.
- Interactive search. Compare the releases your indexers found and pick one.
Ozgurr works with servers you run yourself: Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr. It does not host, find or provide any content. No server yet? Tap Try the Demo on the first screen to explore with a sample library of public-domain titles.
Support
Questions, problems or ideas: write to ozgurr@thecook.cc. We usually reply within two working days.
Where do I find my API key?
In each server’s web interface, under Settings → General → Security → API Key.
Which address do I enter?
The address you open the server’s web interface with, for example
http://192.168.1.10:8989 at home or https://sonarr.example.com
from anywhere. To reach a home server away from home, it has to be reachable from the
internet (through a reverse proxy or a VPN, for instance).
“Couldn’t reach” the server
Check that the address opens in Safari on the same phone, and that the phone is on the
same network or VPN as the server. If the server uses a URL base (such as
/sonarr), include it in the address.
Does Ozgurr collect my data?
No. Your server addresses and keys stay in your phone’s keychain and the app talks only to your servers. See the privacy policy.