TorBox with Infuse: WebDAV Setup Guide (2026)

Infuse is a media player for Apple devices. It supports network shares including WebDAV, and it does not need a media server in between. TorBox publishes its WebDAV at a fixed address, so this is the shortest path from a TorBox account to a player on your TV.

Share type

WebDAV with HTTPS

Address

webdav.torbox.app

Port

443

Username

Your TorBox email, or torbox

Password

Your password, or your API key

Setup

1. Have a file ready

   Log in to TorBox and make sure at least one finished item is in your account. Test with something small and lawful, such as your own clip or a public domain film.

2. Add a share

   In Infuse open Add Files (on Apple TV, the Shares area) and choose Add Share, then WebDAV. TorBox will not appear in local discovery, so you add it manually.

3. Enter the details

   Select HTTPS, address webdav.torbox.app, port 443, and a name such as “TorBox”. Enter one credential pair. The API key option keeps your account password off the device.

4. Save and test

   Save, open the share and browse. If login fails, check protocol, port and that your key is current.

5. Play your test file

   Check it starts, seeks, and offers the audio and subtitle tracks you need before you build a bigger library around it.

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Share settings to leave off

A guide based on TorBox’s documentation recommends leaving these four off for this share:

• Auto Scan
• Pre-Cache Details
• Pre-Cache Artwork
• Smart Folders

All of them read lots of files in the background. On a remote share that means many requests, and TorBox has API rate limits. You can still add favourites for the folders you use. Removing a favourite is only a navigation change, so do not use deleting a source to tidy the view.

Organising folders

TorBox offers a flatten option in the integrations area of your dashboard settings. It moves every file into the root, which makes browsing easier, but it also removes the folder context that helps you tell packs from single files. Pick your structure before you build favourites, because changing it later breaks them. Tags show up as top-level folders, so a tag such as “Linux ISOs” becomes its own folder.

Refresh and retention

The WebDAV listing refreshes every 15 minutes, with a manual refresh at https://webdav.torbox.app/refresh/. When a completed file does not show, check in this order: the TorBox dashboard, the refresh address, then Infuse. Re-adding the share does not necessarily refresh the listing.

WebDAV access does not extend how long TorBox keeps your files. TorBox’s help centre says downloads are kept at least 30 days, and the rule can change. AirLock protects chosen files within your plan’s quota, and you should still keep your own copy of anything you need.

Infuse features versus TorBox

Infuse’s playback formats and paid features are separate from your TorBox subscription. Resume positions are also not shared with other apps unless a supported integration connects them. If you move between players, expect to lose your place.

On other platforms use Kodi or a server such as Jellyfin. The WebDAV page has the general details, including mounts for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Documentation

For Infuse screens see the Infuse Help Center, since menus change between versions. For anything about your account, TorBox’s support centre is the authority. We have not run Infuse for this guide, so the exact screens above follow TorBox’s WebDAV article and a third-party write-up.

Our take

If you own an Apple TV or an iPhone, this is the easiest TorBox playback setup that exists: no mount, no server. Keep scanning off, keep the key private, and see the plans to choose the storage you need.

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