Aria2App (open source)

devgianlu

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About this app

Aria2App is your portable server-grade download manager backed by aria2 directly on your device. You can also manage aria2 instances running on external devices thanks to the JSON-RPC interface.

Some of the features are:
- Handle more servers simultaneously
- Add HTTP(s), (s)FTP, BitTorrent, Metalink downloads
- Add Torrents with the integrated search engine
- Start downloads by clicking on links on the browser
- Handle downloads (pause, resume, stop)
- Find basic and in-depth information
- View statistics about peers and server of your downloads
- Display the information about every file in download
- Download files from the server to your device through DirectDownload
- Change a single download or aria2 general options
- Receive live notifications of your downloads or your selected downloads
And even more

This project is open source at https://github.com/devgianlu/Aria2App
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aria2 is developed by Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa (https://github.com/tatsuhiro-t).
BitTorrent is a registered trademark by BitTorrent Inc.

Ratings and reviews

Love the interface and the functionality of the entire app. Just wish that it had the option like ADM, so that I am able to just open the links from another app into Aria2App. I tried from a network streaming video app, like stremio, but I have to somehow get the link manually and then paste it into the Aria2app

The startup crash was fixed! Old review: It's open source with optional donation to support the developer and is ad-free. Supports displaying network speed, displaying cpu usage, memory usage, PID and run time after file download. (check the docs, wiki of aria2 for more info). One feature I miss while using this compared to others (1DM, ADM) is categories. If that was done or could be done. I would disable other apps. Recommended in my opinion and to donate the developer.

not gonna lie it's best download manager app for Android. It supports resume support for hours and splits connections for maximum speed of downloading. It literally uses Aria2c as base engine. and not to mention it's open source and ad free.

What’s new

### Changed
- Updated libraries