We’ve been using it for our *arr integrations (Sonarr/Radarr), and for the new Roku and Kodi apps. All of these talk to Seedr through the same API — the very one we’re now opening a bit wider to you.

Originally, this API lived behind a quiet early gate: tell us what you want to build, and we’d enable it manually for specific use cases.

Now we’re making it simpler and more predictable: if you’re on Premium or V2, you can request API access. No extra conditions, no long forms.

What the Seedr API actually does

The Seedr API lets you control your Seedr account remotely and from third-party apps, using the same endpoints that power our own plugins. Roku, Kodi, and Sonarr/Radarr all talk to Seedr through this API, and we’re testing a few more integrations quietly behind the scenes.

Because this is the live production pipe, not a demo or sandbox, you can plug it directly into what you already run at home: *arr stacks, small automations, TV boxes, home servers, or that side-project dashboard you keep tweaking at 2 a.m. If our own plugins can do it, your tools can too.

This API is for tinkerers, plugin authors, and automation nerds who like wiring things together.

How to get API access

This part is very simple:

Make sure you’re on Premium (or V2). If you’re not yet, you can upgrade here: Go Premium / Join V2 Waitlist.
Email us from your Seedr address. Write to support@seedr.cc with the subject line _{API access}.
We enable API access for your account.

If you’re not Premium but are actually building a real plugin or integration, still email us with ‘API access’ in the subject line and tell us what you’re working on. We do read those messages and sometimes make exceptions for genuine projects.

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