A peer-to-peer file sharing application, which uses the popular BitTorrent protocol

Tixati

Tixati

  -  19.5 MB  -  Freeware
  • Latest Version

    Tixati 3.33 (64-bit) LATEST

  • Review by

    Daniel Leblanc

  • Operating System

    Windows 7 64 / Windows 8 64 / Windows 10 64 / Windows 11

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    Tixati Software Inc / External Link

  • Filename

    tixati-3.33-1.win64-install.exe

Tixati is a free and lightweight BitTorrent client designed for efficient peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing.

It offers advanced bandwidth management, detailed statistics, and a user-friendly interface without ads or spyware.

Unlike other torrent clients, Tixati for Windows focuses on providing a streamlined experience with powerful features while maintaining high performance.

Features

No Ads or Spyware – 100% free with no intrusive advertisements.

Advanced Bandwidth Management – Allows users to control upload and download speeds.

Detailed Peer and Transfer Information – Provides in-depth insights into connections and file sharing.

RSS Support – Automatically downloads torrents from RSS feeds.

DHT and PEX Support – Enhances torrenting efficiency by finding more peers.

Encryption and IP Filtering – Improves security and privacy.

Portable Mode – Runs without installation, making it great for USB usage.

User Interface

The app features a clean and straightforward interface with a focus on usability. The main window displays torrents, transfers, and statistics, while advanced settings are neatly categorized for experienced users.

It may appear outdated compared to modern alternatives but is highly functional.

Installation and Setup

Tixati is easy to install and requires minimal configuration. Simply download the installer from the official website, follow the setup wizard, and launch the software.

Users can set bandwidth limits and network settings during setup.

How to Use
  • Download and install Tixati.
  • Open the software and configure bandwidth limits.
  • Add a torrent file or magnet link to start downloading.
  • Monitor transfer progress in the main interface.
  • Adjust settings for speed optimization if needed.
FAQ

Is Tixati safe to use?
Yes, this program is free from ads, spyware, and malware. Always download from the official site or FileHorse.

Does Tixati support magnet links?
Yes, it fully supports magnet links and direct torrent downloads.

Can I use Tixati without installation?
Yes, it has a portable version that runs without installation.

How do I optimize Tixati for speed?
Adjust bandwidth limits, enable protocol encryption, and use a well-seeded torrent for better speeds.

Does Tixati have a built-in search engine?
No, this software does not offer an integrated search engine for torrents. Users must find torrents externally.

Alternatives

qBittorrent – Open-source, ad-free, and lightweight with an integrated search engine.

Deluge – Minimalist and customizable with plugin support.

uTorrent – Popular but includes ads and optional bloatware.

BitTorrent – Similar to uTorrent but with proprietary features.

System Requirements
  • OS: Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (also available for Linux)
  • Processor: 1 GHz or faster
  • RAM: 512 MB or higher
  • Storage: 50 MB of free disk space
  • Internet: Required for downloading torrents
PROS
  • Free and ad-free
  • Lightweight with low system resource usage
  • Advanced torrent management features
  • No spyware or unwanted software
  • Portable mode available
CONS
  • Outdated user interface
  • No built-in search engine
  • Lacks streaming capabilities
  • Not as widely supported as other clients
  • May require manual tweaking for optimal performance
Conclusion

Tixati is an excellent BitTorrent client for users who prioritize efficiency, privacy, and control over their downloads. It offers robust features without the distractions of ads or unnecessary bloat.

While its interface may seem outdated and it lacks a built-in search engine, it remains a powerful option for those seeking an ad-free, no-nonsense torrenting experience.

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What's new in this version:

- new I2P Log in Help > Diagnostics
- new Log tab in Help > Diagnostics > Incoming Connections
- eliminated occasional web seed "duplicate peer connection" error
- better logging of web seed request/response events in peer properties window
- improvements to peer request block order to allow more efficient remote caching
- better inner request block ordering and combining for web seed peers, which reduces HTTP requests
- piece assignment to web seed peers now attempts to always fill 4 MB clusters at a time
- optimized tree/list view controls to reduce refresh/redraw cycles when frequent re-sorts are needed
- allow sorting within trackers tab
- when drag reordering trackers within trackers tab, auto-switch to sort by group column
- always reset tracker retry timeouts when a torrent starts/stops
- added guard to watched-directory .torrent loading to prevent multiple load if watching from multiple categories / root
- now displaying total swarm B/s in transfer details tab instead of average B/s
- looser file/folder name sanitization when creating seeds
- much better name sanitization fallback routines on Linux when creating/moving files on restrictive file systems (eg. NTFS/FAT)
- several optimizations and minor fixes to on-demand file allocation
- starting program hidden in tray now works correctly on Linux/GTK builds
- program byte counters (from bandwidth view or home view) now save correctly before program close
- optimizations to speed up interface loading on program startup
- other minor fixes and adjustments throughout the GUI

Fixed:
- I2P connection problems in Windows build
- web seed connection timing problems
- problem with web seed HTTP redirects not connecting properly over SSL
- several problems when ignoring web seed peers
- several minor display issues in WebUI trackers view
- minor status display problems when using on-demand file allocation (in Settings > Transfers > Files)
- inaccurate progress bar rendering in files tab when download padded torrents with many small files within several folders
- crash when using Linux SNI tray icon on systems with Gnome AppIndicator shell extension
- password protection break-out problems when missing download folder dialog is raised
- memory state diagnostic graph category for startup-loaded transfer objects
- crash if all transfer categories removed from side-bar list
- crash if channels are removed while local search is in progress
- rare crash in settings window loading routine
- crash in GTK menu system