Your first request
Create an API key in your dashboard. Include it as a Bearer token in every request. Keys are shown once and can be revoked at any time.
curl https://bitbox.mutiny.tr/api/downloads \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"Add a download by posting its type and source. The API responds with its ID; use the list endpoint to follow progress.
curl https://bitbox.mutiny.tr/api/downloads \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"type":"torrent","source":"magnet:?xt=urn:btih:..."}'Endpoints
/api/downloadsList your downloads and files
/api/downloadsAdd a torrent, web link, or NZB
/api/downloads/:idPause, resume, retry, or rename
/api/downloads/:idDelete a download and its files
/api/downloads/:id/files/:indexDownload a file (supports byte ranges)
/api/feedsCreate an RSS feed
/api/feeds/:id/refreshRefresh a feed now
/api/plansView available plans
message and HTTP status.Pause a download
{ "action": "pause" }Rename and tag
{ "action": "rename", "name": "My project", "tags": ["Projects"] }Connect using WebDAV
Mount https://bitbox.mutiny.tr/dav/ as a read-only WebDAV drive. Use any username and your API key as the password. Completed files become available automatically. BitBox supports OPTIONS, PROPFIND, GET, and HEAD.
Windows Explorer setup
In File Explorer, choose This PC → Add a network location, then enter https://bitbox.mutiny.tr/dav/. When Windows asks for credentials, enter bitbox as the username and your integration API key as the password. Keep the key out of the server URL.
The HTTPS certificate must match the server address and be trusted by Windows. The Windows WebClient service must be running.
Windows WebClient also defaults to a 50 MB file transfer limit. For large media, use a dedicated WebDAV player or review the Windows client limits in the Microsoft setup guide.