FAQ
Answers to the questions members ask most — search, or browse by topic.
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Getting started
A private BitTorrent tracker for gay adult content. “Private” means you need an account to use it, and members are expected to share back what they download — that’s what keeps torrents fast and alive.
BitTorrent is a way of downloading a file from many people at once instead of one server. You need a torrent client — qBittorrent, Transmission and Deluge are all good free choices. Avoid clients that are banned for cheating ratio; if in doubt, stick to the ones above.
Invites come from existing members who’ve earned the ability to send them. There’s no public sign-up and we don’t give them out on request — the only way in is someone who already knows you inviting you. Asking strangers, here or anywhere, won’t get you one.
Check your spam/junk folder first, and add our address to your contacts. The link is valid for a limited time — if it expired, request a new one from the login page. Some mail providers are slow or block us; if nothing arrives after a while, open a Helpdesk ticket and we’ll confirm you manually.
You can browse with a VPN, but sign-up may be harder from shared or flagged addresses. If registration won’t complete, try once from your normal connection.
Logging in & account security
First, check Caps Lock and that your password is exactly as you set it. If your password contains a backslash (\), type it exactly as-is. Still stuck? Use the “forgot password” link to set a fresh one. If the page itself misbehaves, reload once — and if it still won’t let you in, open a Helpdesk ticket.
We never store or email passwords. Use the password-reset link on the login page: enter your email or username, and if it matches an account we’ll email you a link to set a new password. For your security we don’t confirm whether a given account exists.
Two-factor login adds a second step at login — a code from an authenticator app, or a passkey (Face ID, fingerprint or a security key). It’s the single best thing you can do to protect your account, and it’s optional. Turn it on under My → Settings → Account.
Make sure your phone’s clock is set to automatic — a wrong clock breaks authenticator codes. If you’ve lost your device or your passkey, don’t keep retrying; open a Helpdesk ticket from an address we can recognise and we’ll help you back in.
Your tracker passkey is the secret built into the announce link inside every .torrent you download from here — it’s how the tracker knows the traffic is yours. Never share it. If it leaks, reset it under My → Settings. Resetting changes that announce link, so torrents already loaded in your client keep pointing at the old one and stop counting — it’s the tracker link that goes stale, not your downloaded files. For each torrent you’re still seeding, download its .torrent from here again and add it to your client over the data you already have: the client rechecks the files (no re-download) and starts using the new link. Don’t try to add the new tracker next to the old one — some clients (e.g. qBittorrent) won’t merge trackers on a private torrent, so replace the torrent instead. This is different from a login passkey in 2FA, which just happens to share the name.
No — usernames are permanent. Keeping them fixed keeps your stats, history and forum posts consistent. You’re welcome to register the name you want on a new account, but we can’t rename an existing one.
Yes. There’s a delete option under My → Settings → Account with a confirmation step — it’s permanent, with no undo. If you can’t reach it, open a Helpdesk ticket and we’ll handle it.
Accounts that go unused for a long time can be pruned to keep the site healthy. Just log in now and then and keep at least one torrent seeding and you’ll be fine.
Finding content
We cover a wide range of gay adult categories, plus straight and bi sections. Once you’re a member you can browse the categories or search to see everything that’s here — if it’s allowed and someone uploaded it, you’ll find it.
Donating & supporting
Donations go straight to running costs — servers, bandwidth and the tracker. There’s a Donate page with everything you need; donating also gives you donor perks.
We accept 13 coins, including Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Monero, Ethereum, USDT/USDC, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, Dash and TRON. The Donate page shows each one with its address — your donation is credited in full.
Yes — you can sign up with a crypto donation. The amount is credited to your account in full (it isn’t a fee). If your email already belongs to an account, we’ll send a password-recovery link instead.
Rules, reporting & safety
The short version: keep a healthy ratio, don’t cheat, don’t beg for invites, no links to other sites’ content, and be civil. The full Rules and Terms of Service are on their own pages — please read them.
No. Any kind of automated access — bots, scrapers, crawlers, scripted or mass downloading, and automated requests of any sort — is strictly forbidden and will get your account banned. Use the site through a normal web browser and a normal torrent client only.
Send your request to our abuse address with the specific links. Valid requests are actioned; we’ll confirm when it’s done.
Open a Helpdesk ticket and we’ll help. Include what you tried and any exact error message — it gets you a faster, better answer.