simple-icons Request: Prowlarr

Brand Name

Prowlarr

Website

https://prowlarr.com

Popularity Metric

The Similarweb ranking is 1,303,225. See https://www.similarweb.com/website/prowlarr.com/#overview Github repository has 3.7k stars, 11m docker pulls and 1.6m downloads. See https://github.com/Prowlarr/Prowlarr

Official Resources for Icon and Color

SVG: https://github.com/Prowlarr/Prowlarr/blob/develop/Logo/Prowlarr.svg Colour: '#D66829', from website icon

Additional Comments

Often used in conjunction with Sonarr and Radarr

Jun 29 '24 01:06 barneyonline

Thanks for the request @barneyonline - the SimilarWeb rank and Github stars would put this out of scope but I'm happy to consider Docker pulls - is there a way we can those downloads over time? You'll see we tend to use daily/weekly/monthly stats when it comes to downloads.

The SVG you've linked is created via Potrace, which is notoriously bad for quality of an icon - so I think we may need to find an alternate source, even if it's a raster image.

Jun 29 '24 05:06 adamrusted

Thanks @adamrusted. Doesn't appear to be a way to monitor docker pulls over time unless you manually setup monitoring. Could I suggest the project considers a threshold similar to GitHub Stars?

Updated the SVG link to better quality version.

Jun 29 '24 06:06 barneyonline

Looks good to me since they have such high download counts.

Jun 29 '24 07:06 LitoMore

bumping!

Jan 02 '25 19:01 crocswithsocks

The popularity is increasing fast. The current SimilarWeb rank is 740,661 globally, with 4.3k stars on GitHub.

Also, the 'country rank' within the US is below 500k with a value of 420,410. Would this place it into scope? @adamrusted

Jan 14 '25 13:01 jsttim

Up, also interested

Mar 24 '25 13:03 Vebryn

Here is a b/w proposition:

From original svg icon:

Jun 24 '25 21:06 Vebryn

Nice effort, @Vebryn :+1: But I feel the box is as essential as the tiger in this one and the presence of the box isn't apparent in your treatment. However, please hold off on any further work on it while we continue to assess the popularity. I'm in agreement with @adamrusted that this is outside our scope.

Jun 24 '25 21:06 PeterShaggyNoble