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FetchVolt
In personal use
A Windows desktop downloader and network monitor that brings selected internet connections together for one file, with resumable transfers, browser handoff, and a local MCP server for AI tools.
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to infrastructure.
How the main parts of FetchVolt connect.
Entry pointDesktop, browser & MCP clientsApplication layerPython transfer scheduler & adapter workersData & processingVerified files & SQLite history
Built around
real workflows.
What people can do with the system.
Queue and prioritize files, or reserve available connections for one transfer with Turbo.
Pause supported transfers and recover verified download progress after restarting.
Monitor adapter traffic, local storage, and download history in a React desktop interface.
Hand off supported browser downloads and start folder-scoped downloads from MCP clients.
Use terminal commands to inspect connections and install verified published updates.
The decisions
behind the build.
Bind range workers to selected adapters and require a stable file identifier for safe recovery.
Verify saved chunks with SHA-256 before resuming an interrupted transfer.
Publish staged files only after integrity checks, Microsoft Defender scanning, and Mark of the Web tagging.
Keep AI downloads within a chosen output folder and reject private endpoints, path traversal, and overwrites.
Bundle the Python runtime and React interface in a native Windows executable; publish source under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0.
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