FluxDown

FluxDown is a multi-protocol, open-source download manager designed as an IDM alternative. The application is built using a Rust and Tokio-based engine to provide optimal download acceleration.

Key Features: * Multi-Protocol Support: Capable of downloading files via HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, BitTorrent (including magnet, DHT, and UPnP), eD2K, and HLS & DASH streaming media. * Smart Segmentation: Dynamically splits download segments at runtime; idle workers will automatically take over slow file segments. * Task & Speed Management: Equipped with named queues, task scheduling, and global download rate limiting. * Pause & Resume: Download states are saved locally using SQLite, allowing recovery and continuation of interrupted downloads at any time. * Automation & RSS: Supports RSS feed management, unattended download filters, JavaScript plugins, and webhooks for task integration. * AI Agent Integration: Features a built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI agents to manage download processes directly. * Privacy Focused: Local usage is completely free with no ads, does not collect user task data, and requires no account registration (cloud features are optional).

FluxDown is distributed under the AGPL-3.0 open-source license.