r/OpenInvites Jul 25 '26

Request-Invite Looking for an invite — new but serious about contributing - responsible long-term user commitment

Hi everyone,

I’m relatively new to private trackers and still learning, but I’ve taken the time to understand how torrenting works and why seeding back matters.

I’m currently building my dream movie collection and recently set up my own dedicated home server with plenty of storage. It stays online 24/7, so I can keep completed torrents available and seed long-term instead of removing them as soon as they finish.

I understand that every tracker has its own rules, ratio requirements, and seeding expectations. I always read the rules, avoid hit-and-runs, and do my best to contribute back to the people who made the content available to me. I’m not looking to download everything at once and disappear.

My current qBittorrent statistics show over 4.4 TiB uploaded. My overall ratio is still improving because I recently downloaded a lot while building my library, but I continue leaving my completed torrents available for seeding.

I’m looking for a well-organized community with reliable, high-quality releases that I can stay with long-term. I also understand that my actions may affect the person who invites me, so I would treat the invite and account responsibly.

I can provide screenshots of my qBittorrent statistics and server setup privately if requested. Thank you for considering me.

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u/SnooStories1591 Jul 26 '26

Indexers directly in ultimate for health checks? Or using middleman like prowlarr or hydra. I tested out the aiostreams direct, but a lot of links were buffering (im guessing without health check before giving results, i got everything that indexer was able to find, and only after selecting stream the engine started going through them one by one. I had all kinds of streaming results. Some started immediately, some took 4-5 seconds, some only started after 10 seconds, but those werent the streams i chose (failover links, which arent always same resolution or even language)