Torrents, finally at home on the Mac
A BitTorrent client for the Mac that searches open sources and your own, plays video while it downloads, and sorts finished files for you.
Built around what happens after you press download
Open sources built in, plus your own
Peermint comes with sources of open content, and you can add the ones you use.Type once to search all of them, best match first: how well the name matches, how many seed it, how recent it is and how many sources list it.
Watch before it finishes
Start a video while it is still downloading. Peermint fetches the pieces in the order you watch them. Play it on the Mac or cast it to the TV.
Know when something new appears
Follow a search, a feed or a release. Peermint checks it in the background and tells you what is new, or downloads it if you asked it to.
Tidy what arrives, keep seeding
A rule waits for a moment, like a download finishing, then runs its steps in order. It works on a copy, so the original keeps seeding.
Only through the network you choose
List the connections Peermint may use, such as your VPN. It connects only through them, and if they all drop, it stops rather than falling back to your regular connection.
Ask your AI agent to download it
Peermint speaks MCP. Connect the agent you already use, and it can search, add and sort torrents for you. It cannot delete anything or run anything.
Also in the box
Queue
Set how many download at once and drag the rest into the order you want. A stalled download does not hold up the ones behind it.
Categories
A name, an icon, a colour and, if you want, a folder that downloads go to.
File priority
Pick which files in a torrent you want, and which are fetched first.
Stats
How much you downloaded and shared, by day, month and torrent, and where your peers are, looked up on your Mac.
Speed limits
Global and per-torrent limits, on a schedule for the hours you work. It slows down on battery, and stops on a phone’s hotspot.
Seed limits
Stop sharing at a ratio you set, or give one torrent its own: a ratio, a stretch of time, or never stop.
Menu bar and drop target
Current speeds sit in the menu bar. Start dragging a torrent file or a magnet link anywhere on the Mac, and a drop target appears for it.
Updates in place
When a torrent you have is released again with more in it, Peermint updates yours instead of adding a second one. It fetches what is new and keeps the files you already have.
Fast where plain torrents are slowed
Peermint speaks both BitTorrent transports, TCP and uTP, so it reaches peers that only one of them can, and it opens its own port on your router.
Coming soon
Peermint is in development.Write to us to hear when it is ready.