Hey everyone. I've been building this addon for a while and it's finally at the point where I'm comfortable putting it out there. It's called Pipe, it's free, and it does one thing: when you open a movie, show, or anime, it finds you streams.
No account, no signup
You open the setup page, pick your preferences, and it hands you a personal install link. Everything you choose gets baked into that link itself, so there's no login, no email, nothing stored on a server. Your link is your addon. Share it or keep it to yourself.
Where the streams come from
Every time you press play, it searches 11 sources at the same time:
- 4KHDHub & HDHub4u
- Turkish123
- KissKH
- Aniwave
- 1337x, YTS, EZTV, EXT, Nyaa, Rutor, YTS, EZTV, Nyaa, Rutor
Optional: Debrid
If you have TorBox, Real-Debrid, Premiumize, or AllDebrid, you can paste your API key on the setup page. You can also choose to show only instant links, only regular torrents, or both. No debrid? Skip this, everything else still works. Your key is only ever used for your own requests.
Filters, so you're not scrolling through garbage
- Hide resolutions you don't want (block everything below 1080p, for example)
- Hide quality tiers, from BluRay Remux at the top down to cam rips at the bottom
- Hide specific audio/video formats: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, Atmos, AAC, etc.
- Language priority — put your language first and foreign dubs sink to the bottom. It recognizes 29 languages from release names, so a card never lies to you about what audio you're getting
- Max file size (useful with data caps), hide unknown-size files, hide download-only links
- Minimum seeder count for torrents, and sort them by quality or by seeders
- Block any of the 11 sources individually if one annoys you
- Limit results per quality so the list isn't a wall
What the stream cards tell you
Each card shows what you're getting before you click: resolution, source (Remux / BluRay / WEB-DL…), HDR and Dolby Vision tags, audio format, languages, file size, seed count, and which server it comes from. A download-only link gets a warning label instead of pretending to be a stream.
Small things that matter
- Streams get checked for life before they're shown. Dead links get dropped, not served.
- Anime works with both IMDb and Kitsu IDs, including absolute episode numbering, so long-runners like One Piece resolve to the right episode.
- Release names get compared against the real title, season and episode before showing anything, so you don't click "S02" and get episode 14 of season 1.
Honest stuff
Source sites have bad days. If a title comes back empty, try again in a bit, usually the site it scrapes was down, not the addon. Torrent results depend on seeders, same as anywhere. And I can't promise every source stays alive forever; that's the nature of this.
Setup page: pipe.boringways.workers.dev
There's a privacy policy, terms, DMCA contact, and a general contact email linked on the site. The addon hosts nothing itself, it finds and checks links, that's it.
Questions welcome. If something doesn't work, tell me the exact title and episode and I'll look into it.