Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.

Many people access torrents with mobile clients, such as uTorrent, but with a quick user interface and a tiny learning curve, Seedr brings torrents into the cloud. Hiding the IP addresses of users from the public and with a fully free level to get people going, the service is quickly gaining traction.  BitTorrent is a popular tool. More than 170 million people currently use the protocol to exchange files of all sizes, most of them using desktop software clients such as uTorrent and common crowd-pleaser qBitTorrent. Nevertheless, alternatives are available. This is where Seedr steps in. Essentially a torrent client in the cloud, Seedr provides a free service to get people started and it’s incredibly easy to run.  At the basic level, it’s as simple as making an account (just an email address is required) and either dragging or uploading a torrent to the site. Seedr is also completely magnetic link capable and can even find a torrent when it comes to the URL of a file.

Essentially a torrent client in the cloud, Seedr offers a free service to get people started and is ridiculously easy to operate. On a basic level it’s as simple as making an account (just an email address is required) and either dragging or uploading a torrent to the service