ReadAIrr is a renamed fork of Readarr. Some inherited screenshots, executable names, config keys, API labels, and custom-script environment variables still say Readarr where the current app repo still requires that compatibility name. {.is-info}

Below are the default paths for the application data directory {.is-info}

All instances of $USER are placeholders for the user the application is running under. {.is-warning}

The default app-data directory still uses inherited Readarr naming in current builds. Treat the paths below as compatibility paths, not branding guidance.

#Windows

C:\ProgramData\Readarr

#Linux

Unless otherwise specified, ReadAIrr stores its application data in the home folder of the user it is running under: /home/$USER/.config/Readarr or ~/.config/Readarr.

The installation instructions specify /var/lib/readarr

#MacOS (OSX)

{#os-x}

/Users/$USER/.config/Readarr or ~/.config/Readarr

#Synology

/usr/local/Readarr/var/.config/Readarr

/volume1/@appstore/Readarr/var/.config/Readarr

#QNAP

/share/MD0_DATA/homes/admin/.config/Readarr

/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/Readarr_CONFIG

#Docker

/config

#Arguments

The -data= argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is required when trying to run multiple instances. On Windows this would be /data=

The -nobrowser argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. On Windows this would be /nobrowser