A mobile app to manage your self-hosted media stack from a single interface.
Built with Expo & React Native. Inspired by nzb360.
Dashboarr is a native mobile app (Android & iOS) that connects directly to your self-hosted *arr stack and media services. No backend server required — the app talks to each service's REST API using your API keys.
Supported services:
| Service | What you can do |
|---|---|
| qBittorrent | View queue, pause/resume/delete torrents, speed stats, transfer progress |
| Radarr | Search & add movies, monitor status, view queue, missing/wanted lists |
| Sonarr | Search & add shows, episode monitoring, airing calendar/schedule |
| Overseerr | Browse & search media, request movies/shows, approve/decline requests |
| Tautulli | Active Plex streams, bandwidth stats, playback history |
| Prowlarr | Indexer status & toggle, search across all indexers, grab releases, stats |
| Plex | Now playing, recently added, on deck, library browsing |
| Glances | Server CPU, RAM, disk, and network stats |
- Unified dashboard — All your services at a glance with customizable, reorderable cards
- Dark mode only — Designed for OLED screens and late-night browsing
- Auto network switching — Detects your home WiFi SSID and switches between local/remote URLs automatically
- Per-service configuration — Enable only the services you use; tabs auto-hide for disabled services
- Secure storage — API keys stored in the device's secure enclave via
expo-secure-store - Pull-to-refresh — On every screen
- Config import/export — Back up and restore your entire configuration (with biometric auth)
- No backend required — Pure client architecture for core functionality; your data stays between your phone and your servers
- Optional self-hosted backend — Enable real push notifications by running the companion backend on your server (Node.js or Docker)
Dashboarr is available on the Google Play Store as an open testing release:
- Join the Google Group: Dashboarr Testers
- Opt in to the testing program: Web sign-up
- Install from the Play Store: Dashboarr on Google Play
Note: You must join the Google Group first, then opt in via the web sign-up link. After that, the Play Store listing will be available.
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/renzobeux/dashboarr.git
cd dashboarr
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Start the dev server
npx expo startScan the QR code with Expo Go on your device, or press a for Android emulator / i for iOS simulator.
# Android (EAS Build)
npm run build:android
# iOS (EAS Build)
npm run build:ios
# Android local production build
npm run build:android:prodDashboarr works fully without a backend, but if you want real push notifications (torrent completed, new episodes grabbed, request approved, etc.), you can self-host the companion backend.
The backend is a lightweight Fastify + SQLite server that:
- Polls your *arr services on a schedule and detects state changes
- Receives webhooks from Radarr, Sonarr, Overseerr, Bazarr, and Tautulli
- Sends push notifications to your phone via the Expo push service
- Pairs with your device via QR code — no accounts needed
# docker-compose.yml
services:
dashboarr-backend:
build: ./backend/dashboarr-backend
# or use a pre-built image:
# image: ghcr.io/renzobeux/dashboarr-backend:latest
container_name: dashboarr-backend
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "4000:4000"
volumes:
- dashboarr-data:/data
environment:
- NODE_ENV=production
# - PUBLIC_URL=https://dashboarr.yourdomain.com # set to embed URL in pairing QR for single-scan setup
# - TRUST_PROXY=true # enable if behind a reverse proxy
# - LOG_LEVEL=debug # default: info
volumes:
dashboarr-data:docker compose up -dcd backend/dashboarr-backend
npm install
npm run build
npm startThen open the Dashboarr app, go to Settings → Backend, enter your backend URL, and scan the pairing QR code.
For full setup instructions, environment variables, webhook configuration, and more, see the backend README.
All service configuration is done in the Settings tab within the app:
- Enable the services you use
- Enter each service's local URL, remote URL, and API key
- Optionally set your home WiFi SSID for automatic local/remote URL switching
- Reorder dashboard cards by entering edit mode on the dashboard
app/ # Expo Router file-based routing
(tabs)/ # Bottom tab screens (dashboard, movies, tv, etc.)
movie/ # Movie detail & search screens
series/ # Series detail & search screens
torrent/ # Torrent detail screen
backend/
dashboarr-backend/ # Self-hosted companion server (Fastify + SQLite)
components/
ui/ # Reusable UI primitives (cards, buttons, inputs, toggles)
dashboard/ # Dashboard card components
common/ # Shared layout components (screen wrapper, pull-to-refresh)
overseerr/ # Overseerr-specific components
services/ # Raw API clients for each service
hooks/ # TanStack Query wrappers (caching, polling, mutations)
store/ # Zustand stores + AsyncStorage/SecureStore helpers
lib/ # Types, utils, constants, HTTP client
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Framework | Expo SDK 54 (React Native 0.81) |
| Routing | Expo Router v6 |
| Styling | NativeWind v4 (Tailwind CSS) |
| Data fetching | TanStack Query v5 |
| State management | Zustand v5 |
| Secure storage | expo-secure-store |
| Icons | lucide-react-native |
| Language | TypeScript (strict mode) |
- iOS App Store publish
- SABnzbd integration
- Improve dashboard UI
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues and pull requests.
- Fork the repository
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature) - Open a Pull Request
This project is open source. See the LICENSE file for details.
- nzb360 — The original inspiration for this project
- The *arr stack community for building incredible self-hosted media tools