Flud - Torrent Downloader

Flud - Torrent Downloader

Delphi Softwares
4.6
Video Players & Editors
10,000,000+ Downloads

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The report

Flud - Torrent Downloader

Grade: A+

Flud is an Android BitTorrent client for downloading and managing torrent files and magnet links on a phone or tablet. It suits users who want control over their torrent queue rather than a basic download button, including people who need to choose individual files, set priorities, or limit transfers to Wi-Fi. It is published by Delphi Softwares and is listed in Video Players & Editors.

What it does

  • Downloads torrents and recognises magnet links.
  • Lets you select files within a torrent instead of downloading everything.
  • Supports file prioritisation for managing download order.
  • Offers RSS support, including automatic downloading from feeds.
  • Includes connection options such as DHT, UPnP and NAT-PMP, along with encryption, IP filtering and proxy settings.

Why the grade is strong

Flud’s appeal is its combination of everyday usability and detailed transfer controls. Selective downloading can help when storage is limited, while Wi-Fi-only settings can help avoid using mobile data unintentionally. Users who want to tune peer connections or apply proxy and filtering options also get more control than a minimal torrent client normally provides.

Its 4.59 rating from 443,522 reviews places it clearly above an adequate pass. The scale of its audience supports that result too: the app has recorded 10,000,000+ installs. Those figures do not make every transfer configuration simple, but they point to a mature tool with broad use.

Who should choose it

Flud is a good fit for Android users who regularly handle torrents and want settings for files, priorities, feeds, connections and data use in one app. Casual users may not need all of those controls, but the interface is still suited to anyone who wants a direct way to manage downloads without relying on a desktop computer.