Atrium

About Atrium

Atrium is a server controller application designed to help users manage their self-hosted stack directly from a phone. It allows individuals to browse and oversee various services without requiring a middleman account or intermediary servers.

Key Features

Manages Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Prowlarr, Bazarr, Seerr, Ombi, Tautulli, and Tracearr services.
Controls torrent clients including qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission, and rTorrent, as well as usenet tools SABnzbd and NZBGet.
Browses libraries and displays now-playing sessions for Jellyfin, Emby, Plex, and Navidrome.
Monitors host system resources like CPU, memory, GPU, and disk usage via Glances, Beszel, and dashdot, alongside internet speed results from Speedtest Tracker and MySpeed.
Controls Unraid array health, Docker containers, and virtual machines, as well as Gluetun VPN status and reconnect functions.
Provides a customizable dashboard with reorderable widgets, multi-profile support, profile import and export, custom HTTP headers, and an optional biometric lock.

Who Is Atrium For?

This application is relevant for individuals who run their own self-hosted media and server stacks and want a mobile interface to monitor and manage them.

How to Use Atrium

Configure your server profiles and instances by adding their local and external URLs. Use the dashboard widgets to monitor activity, and navigate through the integrated service menus to manage libraries, downloads, and system resources.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Connects directly to your own servers without requiring a middleman account or telemetry.
Supports a wide array of self-hosted media, download, monitoring, and server management services.
Includes multi-profile support with automatic local and external URL switching based on current network connectivity.
Stores credentials securely in encrypted device storage and supports an optional biometric lock.

Cons

Functions strictly as a controller and does not stream video as a media player.
Searching for new media items not previously cached by your servers can cause poster artwork requests to query external artwork sites directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Atrium stream video files?

No, Atrium is designed strictly as a controller and media browser rather than a media player, meaning it does not stream video.

Can I manage multiple server stacks with this app?

Yes, Atrium supports multiple profiles so a single phone can manage more than one server stack.

How does Atrium handle local and external network URLs?

Every instance holds both a local and an external URL, and Atrium automatically selects the correct one depending on the network you are connected to.

Is my data shared with developers or third parties?

No, Atrium operates without analytics, telemetry, advertising, or accounts, and never reports data back to its developers.

Version History

Version 1.7.0

Build 231 · armeabi-v7a · Android 7.0 (SDK 24) · 31.9 MB

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Version 1.6.1

Build 221 · armeabi-v7a · Android 7.0 (SDK 24) · 30.4 MB

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Version 1.6.0

Build 211 · armeabi-v7a · Android 7.0 (SDK 24) · 30.4 MB

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