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-# Caldwell Digital - Symfony Template
-Get up and running quickly with this Symfony framework template!
+# Torsearch
+Torsearch is a "media acquisition tool" that works strictly with Real Debrid. Torsearch makes it easy to search for 
+and download your favorite movies and tv shows. You can think of it like Stremio, but without the streaming. Why the 
+comparison to Stremio? That's because Torsearch uses the same source for media files that Stremio uses: Torrentio 
+(hence the name: Torsearch).
+
+After two failed attempts at running a media server, I decided to hang up my hat and give up on my dream of a self-hosted 
+media server. I figured the days of torrenting were mostly over and everybody ranting & raving about their media collections 
+must be going to Walmart and buying up the bucket of old movies they have. That is until I stumbled across Stremio and 
+bookmarked it to read about after I got frustrated with whatever project I was working on at the time.
+
+Cue the day I got frustrated enough with that project and finally looked into Stremio. At first, it seemed too good to 
+be true, but I was yearning for something just sketchy enough to try out. What could go wrong with handing over my card information 
+to an unknown organization across the pond? At the end of the day, the cost benefit analysis landed in my favor, and about 
+30 minutes after purchasing my Real Debrid subscription and setting up Stremio on my laptop, I was in business.
+
+My mind was blown. I might not have the most "cultured" taste in media, but it had everything I searched for! After 
+watching a few movies, I noticed the "Copy Download Link" button. "What's this lil guy do?" I asked myself. Duh, it 
+downloads the fricking movie. And there's the 💡flashing over my head. There's gotta be a way to automate this, I told myself.
+
+After about a month of studying Stremio's code and lots of tinkering, I figured it out. Torrentio is the magic behind 
+the scenes. You feed it a Real Debrid API key and an IMDB ID, and it gives you a list of results to download that media. Easy peasy.
+
+In about an hour I had a proof of concept working. It wasn't pretty, but it wasn't supposed to be. That proof-of-concept 
+has blossomed into the beautiful Torsearch that I've been using nearly every day since then. The code in this repo 
+is a complete re-write of the proof-of-concept that started out ugly and ended up even uglier. Knowing the core functionality 
+required to make it work, I was able to re-write the app with some design patterns in place. It's now less ugly and quite 
+functional. If you dig deep enough, you'll stumble across some of that ugly code that surprisingly still works (why fix it if ain't broke?).
+
+## Features
+- Search for Movies & TV Shows by their name
+- Download directly to your NAS
+- Monitor TV Shows for new episodes and automatically download them
+- Browse popular media and click into it to view download options
 
 ## Getting Started
-1. Run `source bash/get_certs.sh` to grab the wildcard certs
-2. Set the docker image tag in the `bash/build.sh` file
-3. Set the docker image tag in the `deploy.compose.yml` file
-4. run `composer install`
+1. Clone the repo
 
-## Optional steps
-1. Set phing vars
-2. Update the project name in `build.xml`
-3. Set a custom development hostname in `bash/vhost.conf`