Tinkering with download tools, such as Aria2/Transmission/qBittorrent, is not unfamiliar to those who have tried them. Xiaoz happens to have tinkered with all of these software and has written one-click scripts or packaged them as Docker images. If you need them, you can get them through the following links:

• CCAA one-click installation script (integrating Aria2 + AriaNg + FileBrowser)
• Install Transmission using Docker and use the enhanced UI
• Run qBittorrent using Docker and manage it through the web interface

Using Aria2 + AriaNg is generally fine on mobile phones. However, the built-in UI of Transmission/qBittorrent is not optimized for mobile use, which can be inconvenient. If you have installed these tools, you need a tool to manage them centrally in order to improve efficiency. Xiaoz has found an Android client called "Transdrone" that hopes to meet your needs.

About Transdrone

Transdrone is an open-source and free download management software that supports almost all popular clients, such as Aria2, µTorrent, Transmission, rTorrent, Vuze, Deluge, BitTorrent 6, qBittorrent, and more.

Installing Transdrone

Google Play Store:

If you can access the Google Play Store, you can directly search for "Transdrone" in the store to install it.

Github Download:

You can also download the latest version from the author's Github: https://github.com/erickok/transdroid/releases

Alternative Method:

If unfortunately, you can't access any of the above methods, Xiaoz has also uploaded the installation package to Lanzou Cloud: https://helloz.lanzouv.com/id4ow00uokwh

Using Transdrone

After installation, open Transdrone, go to the upper right corner, click on "Settings" - "Add server" - "Add normal, custom server" - "Server type". You will see support for many download tools. Complete the configuration according to the prompts to start using it.

Conclusion

Transdrone can conveniently aggregate and manage multiple download tools, which is very convenient for mobile phone users or those who play PT. However, Xiaoz feels that the interface is average and it does not support iOS. But what more can you ask for from something that is free.