Dove sends magnets, .torrent files, hoster links and NZBs to the debrid and Usenet services you already use, then plays the result in Infuse, downloads it, or plays the audiobook itself.
iPhone: coming to AltStore PAL.
The same app on both, with your settings synced between them. Use the arrows to look around.
Paste a title, a magnet or a link. Your services' status, what they are fetching, what is coming to this device, your watchlist and what you added last, all on the first screen.
One row per release, merged across your addons and indexers: resolution, codecs, size, seeders, and a ⚡ where one of your services already has it cached.
Every service's items in one list, shown as titles with posters: movies, series, books, audiobooks and music, each on its own shelf.
Tick the services you pay for and enter their API keys. They stay in your Keychain and reach your other devices through iCloud Keychain.
Seasons and episodes matched to the right files, even inside packs. Play a season or the whole series as one Infuse playlist.
Chapters, speed, a sleep timer, lock screen and AirPlay, with your place synced between devices.
What your services are fetching and what is coming to the phone, with pause, resume and a Live Activity.
Dove ships with no content sources. It works with what you set up yourself:
Dove has no server of its own. Everything goes straight from your device to the services you configured.
Find a movie, a season, a book or an album, send it to your services, then watch, listen or download.
Put your services in order, separately for torrents and links and for NZBs. “Automatic” tries them in that order and falls through to the next on any error.
Private torrents go only to services that seed. A release one of your services already has cached goes there as a bare magnet, so your ratio does not move.
Movies and TV through TMDB or a Stremio addon, then sources from your addons and indexers, searched in parallel. Books, audiobooks, music and software through your indexers.
“Recommended” puts what plays well on Apple TV first, then what is ready, then quality. Filter by resolution, HDR, codec, audio, language and more, or describe what you want in plain words.
Paste or share one link or several, a magnet, a .torrent or an .nzb. A movie's page from IMDb, TMDB, Letterboxd, Trakt or JustWatch opens that title with its sources.
New episodes of shows you follow, gaps in seasons you hold part of, and releases that could be better. Reported to you, never acted on.
Infuse (with playlists and episode names), VLC, Outplayer, SenPlayer, nPlayer, VidHub, IINA on the Mac, Kodi, or a URL template of your own.
In the background, with pause, resume and a retry with a fresh link. “Download only” adds, waits, downloads the right files and removes the item from the service.
Send a book to Apple Books, your Kindle or your own Calibre server, or save files to iCloud Drive.
Save movies and series. New episodes, release dates, and a notification when something you saved comes out.
Your services appear as a location in Files and in Finder: browse, open, delete, or drop a .torrent or .nzb into a service's folder to add it.
JavaScript plugins add sources and metadata. They run on your device, reach only the hosts they declare, are pinned by checksum and run only once you enable them. See the repositories.
Widgets, Control Center, Live Activity, Siri and Shortcuts, Spotlight and Quick Actions.
Native, not Catalyst: sortable source tables, a menu bar extra, Dock progress, drops on the window or the Dock, the Services menu and desktop widgets.
Keys, addons, indexers and priorities sync through iCloud Keychain. Export them to a file for installs it does not reach.
Open source. You need an account with at least one debrid or Usenet service.
A notarized DMG from GitHub Releases. macOS 26 or later. Dove checks for updates once a day and never downloads one by itself.
Download for MacDove is coming to AltStore PAL, the alternative app marketplace in the EU. iOS 17 or later.
Coming to AltStore PALOr build it yourself: the source and build steps are on GitHub.