Torrent Relay Beta Version for the iPhone (iTR)

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Posted September 21, 2008 at 11:42pm by iClarified

Torrent Relay has released a private beta of iTR. iTR will allow you to download torrents on your iPhone. You can also play the media (if its supported) on the iPhone.

Another great feature of iTR, is that you can add the torrent URL from your PC or Mac and it will automatically continue on your iPhone.

Currently iClarified has a copy of the beta. We have been playing around with it, and are amazed at how great it works. Stay tuned for the official version.

We're pleased to announce the very first web based torrent client for the torrent client for the iPhone and iPod touch. Letting you easily and conveniently download torrents online, saving them or playing them later on your device of choice.

Becuase this is a beta, being just finalized tonight you may notice cetain bugs and weird things happening. Rest assured, nothing you see can harm any portion of your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Torrent Relay Beta Version for the iPhone (iTR)

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sweetie - October 6, 2008 at 7:26pm

Sweeeet You can get iTorrentRelay too just by going to http://iTorrentRelay.com on your iPhone or iPod Touch!

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Jaison - September 24, 2008 at 9:25am

yups the application is beta n not out yet. i was trying the web based one on their website. but as u said, i guess it doesnt wrk well. But even when on my laptop, when i try to save the downloaded, it doesn't. Hv u tried it?

Boop - September 24, 2008 at 8:58am

This version isn't out yet! They made this one (you see the above picture) because the original web based client didn't work too well on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Thats a screenshot of the BETA!

mateen - September 23, 2008 at 4:40pm

First download Safari Download Plugin form Cydia Once your looking at iTR and it tells you what files you have downloaded hit the arrow next the the name of the torrent. Here you should see play all media under neath the torrent. You can go a step further and hit the file you downloaded under "Play all media" You should now have the choice to download the file! Hit download and thats it. If you need more assistance I will be more than happy to create a step by step guide on how to download the files. -Mateen

Jaison - September 23, 2008 at 4:38am

no reply yet? :(

Jaison - September 22, 2008 at 5:30pm

iClarified....gr8 wrk all d way!...on ur website content as a whole. I need u or any1 else to iClarify my below problem - I managed to download a full 700MB movie using torrentreplay on my iPhone, but I can't figure out where d file is saved even after scanning thru all d folders using Finder or filebrowser, as there is no 'save as' option after downloadin d file. Pls tell me which folder it gets downloaded into. thanx a million for ur help...always

Matt - September 22, 2008 at 5:13pm

At $15 per month and 1 Gig file size limit, it still doesn't help me out. I sometimes try to transfer video as 2 Gig files.

None45 - September 22, 2008 at 4:20pm

Fantastic... Native clients eat CPU and your bandwidth. I've heard around howard forums that this doesn't need a jailbreak. You can also get onto the beta testers list there. http://torrentrelay.com is the website, but they have no mention of it on their home page.

Jash Sayani - September 22, 2008 at 2:42am

Nice. But a native client is preferred. Hope to see the 1.1.x clients ported to 2.x in Cydia.