iPad

Octopus Explorer is a universal iOS app — the same binary that runs on iPhone installs directly on iPad from the App Store. On iPad Pro 13-inch and iPad Air, the larger canvas gives every screen more room: poster art renders at higher resolution, lists show more rows, and the request sheet has space to breathe.

A dedicated native iPad layout pass — using NavigationSplitView, sidebar-adaptive TabView, and size-class branching — is in active development and will land before any non-Apple platforms are added.

Available now

SeerrClient is available on iPad today. Install it from the App Store and use it exactly as you would on iPhone — full feature parity, same server connections, same request workflow.

What works on iPad today

All features available on iPhone are fully functional on iPad with no limitations:

• Discover — browse your server’s content rows with larger poster art
• Search — find movies, TV shows, and people with type-ahead search
• Media detail — full backdrop, cast row, request button — the same screen, more space
• Request flow — season picker, quality profile, submit — identical to iPhone
• Watchlist — Jellyfin watchlist with per-item request controls
• Multi-server — add, switch, and manage multiple Seerr instances

Screenshots

The screenshots below were taken on an iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) simulator at 2064 × 2752 px — the size required by App Store Connect for iPad submissions.

Poster artwork courtesy of The Movie Database (TMDB). All rights belong to their respective owners.

Native iPad layout — in development

The current layout is the iPhone layout displayed on iPad. A native iPad layout pass is in active development:

• NavigationSplitView — sidebar navigation with a persistent left column on iPad Pro and iPad Air
• Sidebar-adaptive TabView — tabs collapse into a sidebar on regular-width horizontal size classes
• Size-class branching — content layout adapts to horizontalSizeClass so the UI never simply stretches the phone layout

This pass is required before Android, Android TV, or any other non-Apple platform work begins.

macOS (Apple Silicon)

SeerrClient runs on Apple Silicon Macs via Designed for iPad — no separate download, no code changes. Open the App Store on a Mac with Apple Silicon, search for SeerrClient, and install it exactly as you would on iPad.

A native macOS target (SwiftUI multiplatform, not Catalyst) is planned as Phase 1.6, reusing the SwiftUI view layer with a macOS-tuned layout. That work begins after the iPad layout pass is complete.

Get started

Install SeerrClient from the App Store — it’s free and universal. Connect your Jellyseerr, Overseerr, or Seerr server and you’re up and running in under two minutes.