Your self-hosted media stack and home server, in one native iOS app. Browse, request, download and monitor everything. Private by design.
Quartermaster is a native iOS control centre for your self-hosted stack. Stop wrestling with responsive web UIs on your phone. Browse your library, request new films and shows, watch what is downloading, and monitor your servers, all from one fast, native app that feels like it belongs on iOS.
It is built around two worlds. Entertainment is your media stack: discover, request, download and manage everything across your arr apps, your media server and your downloaders. Command Centre is your home infrastructure: servers, containers, DNS, network, storage and smart home, with health roll-ups and quick actions.
Private by design. Quartermaster is a pure client. It talks directly to the services you already run, on your own hardware, and your credentials are stored encrypted on your device. There is no Quartermaster account and no cloud sitting between you and your stack. The one optional exception is push notifications, which run through a tiny relay that holds no personal data, only an anonymous device token to deliver it. It is off by default, and you can skip it entirely by wiring instant alerts through your own ntfy server instead. Your data stays yours.
Supported services
Media: Radarr, Sonarr, Lidarr, Jellyseerr, DroppedNeedle, Shelfarr, ReadMeABook, Prowlarr, Jackett, NZBHydra2, Bazarr, SABnzbd, NZBGet, qBittorrent, Transmission, Deluge, qui, Jellyfin, Emby, Plex, Tautulli, Jellystat, Streamystats, Tracearr, Maintainerr, Wizarr, Tdarr, Dispatcharr, Immich, AudioBookshelf, Shelfmark, BookOrbit, Komga and Kavita.
Infrastructure: Portainer, Dockhand, Komodo, Coolify, Arcane, Glances, Beszel, Scrutiny, Dozzle, Unraid, TrueNAS, Synology, UGREEN, Proxmox, Home Assistant, AdGuard Home, Pi-hole, Technitium, NextDNS, Control D, UniFi, Gluetun, Cloudflare, and an SSH terminal.
Key features
Truly unified. Your stack should not feel like separate silos: browse a title, request it, and watch it land without ever leaving the app.
Home and away. Give a service both a local and a remote address. Quartermaster prefers your fast LAN at home and falls back to your remote route when you are out, switching automatically as your network changes.
A real media dashboard. Now Playing, Continue Watching, Next Up, Recently Added and library stats for Jellyfin, Emby and Plex, with tap-through to manage a title in Radarr or Sonarr.
Command Centre. Monitor and control Docker containers, virtual machines, DNS blocking, your NAS array and more. Live stats, logs, and start, stop and restart where it makes sense, plus a full SSH terminal.
The Doctor. A built-in diagnostician that finds what is wrong in plain English and, where it safely can, fixes it in one tap. No log diving.
Make it yours. App icon finishes, accent colours, a tab bar you can arrange, a Hot Bar of shortcuts on Home, an optional one-handed corner button, and a true one-black dark mode.
Notifications, done privately. Local import and failure alerts, a daily release digest, and server threshold warnings. A built-in guide wires instant alerts through your own self-hosted ntfy first, so nothing leaves your server.
Try before you connect anything. A full demo mode lets you explore every screen with realistic data.
One app, one price. Quartermaster Pro unlocks everything with a single purchase. Choose a one-time lifetime unlock or a monthly subscription. No tiers, no add-ons, nothing held back.
Available in English, French, Spanish and German.
Quartermaster is not affiliated with any of the third-party services it supports. You need your own self-hosted instances for it to connect to.
Website: https://qmstack.com
Support: https://qmstack.com/support
Privacy Policy: https://www.qmstack.com/privacy
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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NEW
- Eight new connections: UGREEN NAS, Shelfarr, Arcane, ReadMeABook, Dispatcharr, NextDNS, Control D and BookOrbit
- An SSH terminal: add a server and get a full-screen shell, with the commands you save one tap away and the ones that could do damage asking first
- Home Assistant, by room: the dashboard opens as your rooms, each with its own screen, and the house at a glance shows only what you actually own
- Almost every service now opens into real screens with real actions, not just numbers to read
- Request routing rules (Pro): send each Jellyseerr request to the right Radarr or Sonarr, split by film age or whether a show is still going, with separate HD and 4K servers
- Dockhand can tell you when a container has a newer image, checked in the background on your phone
- French, Spanish and German: settings, setup, the error messages and the core screens, switched from Settings with no restart
IMPROVED
- Almost every service got deeper: things that used to be read-only can now act, and every destructive action says what it will do before it does it
- Tautulli: stop a stream from your phone, with an optional message shown on the screen it was playing on
- Bazarr: blacklist a bad subtitle so it is deleted, searched again and never picked twice, or search the providers by hand
- Prowlarr and NZBHydra2: a per-indexer scoreboard and health, so you can see which indexer is actually carrying your stack
- Immich: find a photo by describing it, and pause, resume or empty the server's job queues
- UniFi: block, unblock or reconnect a device, make a guest voucher, and power-cycle a PoE port to reboot a camera, with live per-client rates
- Portainer: update or redeploy a stack, edit its compose file, and scale or force-update a Swarm service
- SABnzbd takes an .nzb file off your phone, qui gets a per-torrent category picker, and Komga, Kavita and Audiobookshelf can scan a library from the app
- Sonarr shows every season on one screen with one tap to monitor the lot, and Lidarr albums open to their full track list
- Browse gained shelves of TV networks, film studios, and Trending films and series, straight from TMDB with no Jellyseerr needed
- Radarr and Sonarr: the custom filters you made on the server show as tappable pills, and the add screen remembers the folder and quality you last used
- Home Assistant grouped by room actually works now, the house at a glance shows only what you own, and controls match your devices
- Requests pick the server when you request from the app too, and anything you routed by hand is left alone
- Notifications: choose which alerts each service sends as chips, and get told when a request is waiting to approve
- Setting up was rebuilt: pick what you run like a shopping list, choose how Home looks, and look around on sample data before you hand over an address
- Polish everywhere: a Done button above every keyboard, VoiceOver on every swipe action, light mode properly tuned, start the week on Monday
FIXED
- Plex: a film only Plex holds now offers Open in Plex, including libraries still on the old agents
- Profiles: deleting a profile removes its services with it, and an empty Home offers to copy from another profile
- Shelfmark: book covers load in search, and behind a reverse proxy on a subpath
- Movies and Shows: the band of dead space above the page after a refresh is gone
- Home credentials: the title tucks away on scroll like every other screen
- TrueNAS: it no longer burns through API keys signed in over plain http, and explains the fix when it happens
- qBittorrent: every row-menu action fires, not just the first one per screen
- The download queue opens straight from a search, and with two clients opens the one holding that download
Version 1.1.4
The developer, Lewis Egley, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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Supported Features
VoiceOver
Information
Provider
Lewis Egley
Size
98.9 MB
Category
Utilities
Compatibility
Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 16.4 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.