SaveMate is a browser extension that detects video streams on any website automatically. No URLs to copy, no command line — just browse and click. What makes it different: Catches HLS, MP4 & WebM streams across 50+ platforms — including encrypted ones Converts formats locally in your browser — files never leave your machine Casts detected videos to Chromecast or AirPlay instantly Auto-backs up to Google Drive or S3 Free to use. Pro unlocks unlimited 4K/8K.
Curious what everyone's workflow looks like today. Do you use CLI tools like yt-dlp, other extensions, or screen recording? What's the most frustrating part of the process?
We built SaveMate to work universally across 1000+ platforms, but we're always adding more. Which sites give you the most trouble when trying to save videos? We'd love to prioritize based on your needs.
The free plan gives you 5 downloads/day at 720p. Is that enough for casual use, or do you find yourself needing more? Trying to find the right balance.
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Hey PH! I built SaveMate out of frustration. Every time I wanted to save a video, I was either fighting with yt-dlp in the terminal or trusting some sketchy website with my URLs.
So I built a browser extension that just works — it detects video streams automatically as you browse. The icon lights up, you click, and done.
A few things I'm proud of:
The stream detection engine catches streams that other tools miss, including encrypted HLS
Format conversion happens entirely in your browser — nothing gets uploaded anywhere
You can cast any detected video straight to your Chromecast or AirPlay device
Cloud backup means your downloads go straight to Google Drive or S3
It's free to use (5 downloads/day at 720p). The paid plan unlocks unlimited 4K/8K, conversion, cloud sync, and more.
I'd love to hear what you think — what features would make this a must-have for you?
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