Mirrors & Tor
TorrentClaw is reachable through several domains and a Tor hidden service. They all point to the same backend — pick whichever works for you. We recommend bookmarking the .onion as the last-resort fallback.
Clearnet mirrors
Regular HTTPS domains. Identical content; use whichever your ISP and DNS resolve correctly.
- torrentclaw.comPrimary
Tor hidden service (.onion)
End-to-end encrypted, geo-block-resistant, no DNS dependency. Open this address in Tor Browser — regular browsers cannot resolve .onion names. Works even if every clearnet domain is taken down.
Out-of-band channels
If both the clearnet and Tor are unreachable, check these channels for the latest mirror list.
Off-domain fallbacks
If torrentclaw.com is taken down, this page goes down with it. These static copies are hosted on independent infrastructure (separate accounts, separate networks) so at least one survives any single takedown. Bookmark these too.
- IPFS (ipfs.io gateway)https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeigwux74fek7uky7nct47z5eqwwnpylakfxppqqnzbuxdw7p3ikfdy/Decentralized copy on IPFS. Content-addressed and re-pinnable, so it survives any host takedown. Try any IPFS gateway if this one is blocked.
- IPFS (dweb.link gateway)https://dweb.link/ipfs/bafybeigwux74fek7uky7nct47z5eqwwnpylakfxppqqnzbuxdw7p3ikfdy/Same IPFS content via an alternate public gateway. Swap the gateway host for any other (cloudflare-ipfs.com, gateway.pinata.cloud, etc.) — the path after /ipfs/ is identical everywhere.
For developers and agents
Mirror discovery is exposed as a public, unauthenticated JSON endpoint. Long-running agents (like the unarr CLI) should periodically refresh their mirror list so they survive takedowns without a release.
curl https://torrentclaw.com/api/v1/mirrorsunarr ships with built-in failover; refresh the list any time with unarr mirrors update