A self-hosted cloud download manager for downloading files from direct links and media from YouTube/Spotify/etc, with built-in proxy and media conversion.
SaveHere is a self-hosted cloud download manager that allows users to download files from direct links and extract audio/video from platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, and Spotify. It solves the problem of managing downloads from multiple sources by providing a centralized web interface with built-in media conversion and proxy capabilities to bypass restrictions.
Users who need a self-hosted solution for downloading and converting media from various online sources, particularly those who want to avoid cloud-based services or have specific privacy/control requirements.
Developers choose SaveHere because it offers a fully self-hosted, extensible download manager with built-in proxy support and media conversion, eliminating reliance on third-party cloud services and providing greater control over the download process.
Cloud Download Manager for direct links and media files from Youtube/Spotify/etc with media converter and builtin proxy to bypass restrictions
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Leverages yt-dlp to extract media from YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, and hundreds of other sites, as listed in the supported sites documentation.
Includes a WarpPlus proxy service to circumvent regional restrictions on platforms like YouTube, directly addressing access issues.
Can be deployed via Docker or .NET for full local hosting, keeping downloads private and avoiding third-party cloud dependencies.
Uses FFmpeg to convert downloaded files to different formats, adding post-processing flexibility without external tools.
User accounts and access policies are marked as 'To Do' in the README, making it inadequate for secure multi-user setups.
Requires manual configuration of Docker, .NET, or reverse proxies like Nginx, with specific environment variables and permissions troubleshooting noted.
The disclaimer states it's a spare-time project with no guarantees, so bug fixes and updates may be slow or inconsistent.