28 adapters, one search
21 source services, an embedded extractor and 6 Subliminal wrappers, fired in parallel — no slow sequential roundtrips, no double sign-ins.
Anime-aware scoring
ASS gets a bonus, machine translations get a penalty. Quick-start presets for anime, movies, and TV — three clicks and you're set.
No duplicates
Identical files are detected by hash and hidden. You see the real hits, not ten copies of the same upload.
More sources when you need them
On top of the 28 built-in adapters, Sublarr ships 43 catalog sources from the Bazarr+ provider catalog — many for single languages such as Greek, Bulgarian, Romanian, Turkish or Chinese, plus private trackers such as AvistaZ and CinemaZ, which search the release page your file was grabbed from. They are off by default: switch on “Catalog providers (Bazarr+)” in the provider settings, then enable each source on its own; some need an account. The code is a reviewed, pinned copy, and every file is checked against its hash before it is loaded.
No subtitles for the wrong episode
If a result's release name states another season or episode, it is dropped before scoring — for every provider. Sublarr understands absolute numbers, batches such as “13-24” and the episode and alternate titles Sonarr knows. A subtitle that runs well past the end of the video, or covers only a fraction of it, is skipped and the next candidate gets its turn.
You see what's happening
The live dashboard shows every hit in real time, provider status at a glance, and throttled sources highlighted. If something's stuck, you know why immediately.
Ready to try it?
Two minutes to a running Docker container — then Sublarr scans your library on its own.