One system instead of separate tools
Search, monitoring and job creation are managed in one place. Configure your terms and rules once instead of repeatedly checking each source.
Search, monitor and run downloads across multiple sources.
autofetch automates downloads across multiple sources.
Define a search once. autofetch monitors sources such as media libraries, IRC/XDCC, GitHub, GitLab, RSS feeds and JSON feeds, then sends matching download jobs to a connected client — even when the content is not available yet.
Free core features · no credit card · ready after email verification
The server coordinates, your client downloads
autofetch does not store the downloaded files on its server. The portal manages sources, watches and jobs; a connected client performs the download on your own device.
Cross-source search
Search different source types from one interface instead of opening each source separately.
Benefit: Results from media libraries, IRC/XDCC, GitHub and feeds can be reviewed in one place.
Watches
Saved watches run repeatedly and create jobs when matching new content appears.
Benefit: You no longer need to repeat the same search manually.
Wait for availability
If content is not available yet, the watch remains active and checks again later.
Benefit: Prepare a future download now without having to remember it later.
Get started in three steps
- Create a free account and verify your email address.
- Download the client, start it and connect it using a pairing code.
- Run a search or create a watch and let matching jobs reach your client automatically.
A lightweight client for different environments
The client receives jobs and performs downloads. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, supports ARM, Intel and AMD systems, and is suitable for small devices such as a Raspberry Pi.
- GUI, local web interface or fully headless operation
- Run it on your desktop, in your network or on dedicated hardware
- Clear separation between coordination and file transfer
Privacy without tracking
autofetch uses no advertising trackers, analytics cookies or cross-site profiles. Only the session and an explicitly selected language are stored on your device. Downloads run directly on your client.
Typical use cases
Supported sources
Current integrations include media libraries, IRC/XDCC, GitHub, GitLab, RSS feeds and JSON feeds. The provider system is designed to grow over time.