Paste one link
Savelume recognizes supported media pages without a complicated setup.
Local-first media utility for Windows
Save media. Keep the original quality. Skip the cloud.
Paste a link, press Enter, and Savelume saves the best available video or MP3 directly to your computer.
Join the private betaSee founding pricingWindows 10 and 11. macOS is planned after launch.

A shorter path from source to file
Savelume recognizes supported media pages without a complicated setup.
Original-quality video is the default. Audio extraction takes one click.
Files save directly to your chosen folder and can be grouped by source.
Local by design
Savelume runs on your computer and saves to a folder you control. There is no media upload, no cloud conversion queue, and no per-gigabyte processing bill.
Founding pricing
Prices are in USD. Founding prices are reservations, not charges. Checkout opens after the signed Windows beta passes release review.
$0forever
Try the complete single-link workflow.
$39USD per year
The everyday plan for active creators.
$79USD one time
Early-customer pricing, limited to the first 100 buyers.
$149USD per year
For small teams managing media.
Straight answers
Savelume is designed for many common media pages. Site support can change when a source changes its technology or policies, so no individual third-party source is guaranteed forever.
No. The desktop app processes and saves media locally. The website stores only the email address you submit for beta and launch updates.
It downloads required open-source media components directly from their official publishers and verifies their file hashes before installation.
Yes. Video mode requests the highest available video and audio streams, then combines them locally when necessary.
Yes. MP3 mode extracts the best available audio and converts it locally at high quality.
Media sites change frequently. Paid plans fund compatibility updates, signed releases, support, and the work that keeps a desktop utility dependable.
Founding list
Founding members receive the first release invitation and lock in launch pricing before it changes.