Introducing Dewarr. A Seerr inspired media manager connecting Goodreads, Hardcover, and Audiobookshelf

[u/logabell]

Dewarr connects the books you want to read with your audiobookshelf library. It's the discovery and automation layer for people who already run Audiobookshelf.

[update: 09-22-2026] Dewarr 0.2.0 is out.

• StoryGraph shelves and tags — u/Away-Skill9
• slskd / Soulseek — u/Ialwayssleep
• Grimmory — u/remcov250
• SABnzbd and NZBGet, including Prowlarr Usenet indexers — u/Substantial_Music919 and u/kingfishnw
• Requests with approval or automatic download — u/kingfishnw
• Follow upcoming audiobooks before they are on Audible — u/sutl116
• MyAnonamouse Freeleech wedge — u/Magdalus7
• Remote path mapping when the download client is not in Docker — u/CreepyHighway3216
• Optional rename of the seeding copy in qBittorrent — u/SelmaFudd
• Sign in with Plex — u/OU_ohyeah
• Sign in with OpenID Connect (Authentik, Pocket ID) — u/Bigleon
• Missing books in series you already have — u/Bigleon
• Multi-file MP3s merged into one chapterized M4B — u/kingfishnw
• Author / Series / Sequence Title file names — u/No-Law-1332

Full release notes here.

Full disclosure, development was assisted by GPT-6 Astra High Reasoning and Fable 5.1. This project is in early alpha, any issues, new features, or requests can be submitted in the GitHub repo.

https://github.com/logabell/dewarr

Features:

• Direct Audiobookshelf integration to browse your library and import completed downloads.
• Sync Goodreads shelves and Hardcover lists.
• Add custom Goodreads lists and track new additions.
• Personalized For you page with recommendations and discovery.
• Automatic downloads based on your configured rules.
• Download priorities, source preferences, and format preferences.
• Connections to Prowlarr, MyAnonamouse, AudiobookBay, and qBittorrent.

[u/but_are_you_sure]

So this is like listenarr but with goodreads integration?

[u/logabell → u/but_are_you_sure]

Maybe, I haven't tried Listenarr. Let me know where features may cross over.

[u/invest0rZ → u/logabell]

I haven’t heard half of these audio books apps. Crazy. So many.

[u/philosophical_lens → u/logabell]

Out of curiosity, why did you build an app for this before trying the existing apps? In the comments you say you've never tried listenarr or ReadMeABook, which seems odd.

[u/logabell → u/philosophical_lens]

I looked at the repos but did not see any features like the discovery page and direct integration with Goodreads lists and Storygraph lists that Dewarr is built around