A desktop front end for yt-dlp
yt-dlp GUI
yt-dlp is the best downloader engine there is — and it's a command line tool. FireFetch is a desktop app built on top of it: paste a link, review what was found, choose quality when you care, and let a real download queue do the rest.
Everything yt-dlp is good at is still here, because it's yt-dlp doing the work: videos, whole playlists, channels, and audio extraction through FFmpeg. What changes is the interface — a queue you can see, a library that organizes what you've saved, and music browsing built from your own favorites and metadata rather than a terminal history.
Direct files and torrents ride the same queue through aria2. Your media stays on your machine — no cloud, no account.