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qBittorrent
Remote connects directly to qBittorrent's Web API. Enable the Web UI in qBittorrent before adding the server in Remote.
In qBittorrent, open Tools > Options > Web UI:
- Enable Web User Interface (Remote control).
- Choose the listening address and port. The common port is
8080. - Configure a username and a strong password.
- Review qBittorrent's host-header, CSRF, and authentication bypass settings before exposing the service.
For Docker installations, publish the Web UI port and make sure the device running Remote can reach the host.
Open Settings > Servers > Add Server, select qBittorrent, and enter the Web UI host, port, and credentials. The path is normally empty.
Examples:
- LAN:
http://192.168.1.20:8080 - HTTPS reverse proxy:
https://qbit.example.com
Tap Test Connection before saving.
Prefer a VPN such as WireGuard or Tailscale, or a carefully configured HTTPS reverse proxy. Avoid forwarding an unencrypted, weakly authenticated Web UI directly to the public internet.
Remote Pro can store a second endpoint for the same server, such as a LAN URL plus a VPN or HTTPS URL. See Multi-Server.