Rights AuditorThe licensed desktop app imports TXT link files, downloads directly into a folder on your computer, skips duplicates, and runs on the interval you choose. Videos are never stored on the Rights Auditor server.
These are true desktop applications: Windows uses a native Win32 interface and macOS uses SwiftUI/AppKit. Neither build opens a browser, embeds a webview, or runs a localhost web server.
Universal Intel and Apple Silicon SwiftUI/AppKit application with macOS folder and TXT-file pickers. No Python, source code, or build steps are required.
This build is ad-hoc signed, not signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate, and not notarized. Gatekeeper may block the first launch. If the DMG came from this website and its checksum matches, Control-click the app and choose Open, or use Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
Native Win32 desktop application with Windows folder and TXT-file pickers. The installer includes the download engine; no Python, source code, or build steps are required.
The installer is not Authenticode-signed, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may show Unknown publisher. If the file came from this website and its checksum matches, select More info → Run anyway.
On both apps, each valid TXT downloads into an automatically created subfolder under the selected Video folder. This works with Download now and scheduled runs.
The folder name comes from a Topic/Search header, then a descriptive header, then the TXT filename as a fallback. For example, # TikTok search: animals saves into <video folder>/animals/. Unsafe filename characters are cleaned, and the same topic shares one folder across platforms.
Duplicate history is global. If the same URL was already downloaded successfully for another topic, it is skipped and is not copied into the later topic folder. Existing downloads are not moved automatically.
Use only for videos you own or have written permission to download. Private access, DRM bypass, playlist/profile download, and watermark removal remain disabled.