Frequently asked questions

Zooqle is a catalog and search interface for torrent entries. A listing can contain descriptive information and a magnet link; the actual transfer happens between peers in the torrent network.

A torrent identifies the files and their pieces. A magnet link contains an identifier and sometimes tracker addresses so a client can find peers and request the data.

Browser streaming is not available on this site. Use a trusted torrent client with a magnet link, and only download content you are authorized to access.

Install a reputable torrent client, open the magnet link from a listing, and check the files and source before downloading.

No. Use a trusted torrent client to open magnet links. Only download content you are authorized to access.

They group catalog entries by the selected category. When an Editor uploads an entry, choosing one of these categories sets its section automatically.

Signed-in users do not see banner placements, but pop-up advertising can remain. Editor and Supporter accounts do not see any site ads, including banners and pop-ups. An administrator assigns these roles.

Zooqle stores catalog records and links. Torrent data is transferred by peers; availability and speed depend on those peers and their connection.

Use the Copyright / DMCA link in the footer to send the relevant listing and details for review.

Hashhound AI is Zooqle’s behind-the-scenes catalog hound. It follows clues in titles, categories and available metadata, helping organize entries and spot useful details. Picture a tireless trailblazer crossing the catalog from pixel-lit peaks to distant data shores, bringing scattered clues back into a clearer map. It is an automated helper, not a person, and its findings can be incomplete—so every trail deserves a sensible check.