Transparency
Does it actually work? Here are the numbers.
Every figure on this page comes straight from the service’s own job log and refreshes through the day. No downloader publishes its real success rate; most have good reasons not to. We would rather you see ours before you paste a link.
How to read these numbers
A download counts as a success only when the finished file was handed over. Everything else counts as a failure — including the refusals the service makes on purpose: private channels it will not pretend to reach, videos over the free limits, regions a platform blocks. An honest success rate includes the honest refusals.
Most failures are not malfunctions. The biggest groups are links to private or deleted content and platforms throttling their own servers. When something on our side does break, it shows up in these numbers first — which is exactly why they are published.
“Other supported sites” aggregates every platform without its own row. Platforms with only a handful of downloads in a week are not named either — a success rate computed from five attempts is noise wearing a percent sign.