About
read this firstAn independent project. Not a QNAP product.
This site is an independent project and is NOT affiliated with QNAP Systems, Inc. It is built out of pure passion and with full respect for its rightful owners.
An expression of goodwill and transparency
While I have the full legal right to use specific names in a purely descriptive manner to explain what these tools do and what platforms they support, I want to be completely transparent. My intention is solely to show goodwill and provide useful software to the community. These are entirely unofficial utilities written by a single independent developer. QNAP Systems, Inc. is not involved in any part of this project.
The domain name
The domain includes the word qnap simply to describe the intended hardware for these tools, not the author. However, as an act of absolute goodwill: QNAP can have this domain whenever they ask. No cost, no conditions, no arguments. Simply write to silas@qnapclub.pl and the transfer will start the same day.
Trademarks and third-party rights
Within the provided programs and throughout this site, various registered trademarks may appear. All such trademarks, logos, and brand names are the sole and exclusive property of their respective owners. This includes, but is not limited to: QNAP, QTS, QuTS hero, Seagate, WD, HGST, SanDisk, Micron, Intel, Windows, Apple, Mac, Philips Hue by Signify, WinAmp, and all others. They are referenced strictly for diagnostic, compatibility, and descriptive purposes.
How this project grew
2004 — 2026From the first NAS to today
Hardware, community, and independent software moved forward together. These are the milestones behind QNAP Club Poland and the tools on this site.
- 2004QNAP
QNAP Systems, Inc.
The company is founded.
- 2006QNAP
TS-101
A one-bay NAS on PowerPC.
- 2007QNAP
TS-109
The first QNAP NAS on ARM.
- 2007QNAP Club Poland
QlogR Log Analyzer
In the same months QNAP ships its first QPKG app, WordPress, and Optware follows soon after.


QlogR / original interface, 2007 - 2008Mar–AprQNAP
i686 developer kits
The breakthrough year begins: QNAP ships hardware kits of its next architecture, 32-bit i686, to QPKG developers.
- 2008Apr 4Community
QNAP Club Poland
The forum opens at forum.qnap.com.pl.
- 2008AugQNAP
TS-509 Pro
QNAP widens its range with an Intel-based NAS. Pure evolution.
- 2008QNAP Club Poland
IceStation
A radio streaming app for QNAP.

IceStation / internet radio, 2008 - 2008Year's endQNAP Club Poland
rtorrent++
The first build: rtorrent compiled for a QNAP NAS for the first time.
- 2008/09QNAP Club Poland
µTorrent QPKG
µTorrent as a QPKG package, while MLDonkey arrives and Logitech Squeezebox comes out.
- 2009Community
rtorrent catches on
More people run rtorrent on their NAS every month.
- 2013QNAP Club Poland
QPX
rtorrent, codename QPX. Never released.
- 2014–15QNAP Club Poland
rtorrent-Pro, then Rtorrent 15
ruTorrent and Flood in front, FileBot behind, hard-linked libraries for seeding and for Plex, Kodi, and Emby. Intel and AMD only.
- 2015–2025Community
The Decade of rtorrent-Pro
For over ten years, rtorrent-Pro remains the standard for power users on QNAP, reliably moving petabytes of data globally.
- 2026QNAP Club Poland
StorageDiag Workbench & Utilities
A modern remake of the 2007 QlogR. A complete diagnostic and telemetry suite for QNAP NAS.
- 2026QNAP Club Poland
Rtorrent 16 · The Final Chapter
The release that closes this story. Rebuilt from source on rtorrent 0.16 for x86_64 and arm_64, introducing a standalone Control Center. Faster, smarter, free, with nothing locked.