Works
A small family of browser tools, built and maintained by one person. Everything here runs locally.
The Saver family
Seven platforms, seven real integrations. Each one paginates differently, throttles differently, and structures media differently — Instagram carousels, TikTok photo sets, YouTube's multiple bitrates, Rednote's mixed layouts. None of them can be handled by changing a few lines. But for you they expose one rule set: same naming, same folders, same resume behaviour.
Saver — Instagram Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Saver — Timeline Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Saver — TikTok Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Saver — Douyin Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Saver — Rednote Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Saver — Kuaishou Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Saver — YouTube Media Archive
The same local archiving engine — identical rules, naming and folder structure.
$9.9Why buy the whole family
One edition is enough — until you work across platforms. The expensive part of that is not the money, it is relearning naming, folders and resume logic for every tool.
Each platform is a real integration, not a reskin
Every platform's content structure, pagination and rate limits have to be worked out separately. TikTok photo sets, YouTube's multiple bitrates, Rednote's mixed layouts — different parsers, each one shipped and reviewed on its own.
One core, so a fix lands everywhere
Naming templates, cross-run deduplication, resume after interruption and ZIP splitting are handled by the same archiving core. A problem solved on one platform is inherited by the rest — you never end up with resume working in one edition and not another.
Learn it once, use it across seven
Identical settings layout, naming variables, folder presets and shortcuts. The rules you set up for Instagram carry over without relearning anything.
One purchase, cheaper than buying separately
Single editions are $9.9 each. Buying all 7 separately would cost $69.3; the bundle is $19.9 and covers every edition, released now or later.
What comes next
Each platform is integrated and submitted for review separately; timing depends on how often the platform changes its structure and how long review takes. Bundle owners get each edition automatically on launch day, at no extra cost.