Privacy policy
Last updated 2026-10-20. Short version: this site collects nothing that identifies you. The rest is the proof.
What this site is, technically
The front end is a static set of HTML pages. When you use the downloader, the clip URL you paste is sent to our parse service, a small, dedicated backend that fetches the public page, locates the direct file, and returns it. That URL is processed once and not stored. The video then streams from the platform's own CDN (or via our short-lived proxy) directly to your browser.
No cookies at all
This site sets no cookies, not even one for an age confirmation. The only analytics is a cookieless page-view counter: it counts visits, sets nothing, and stores no identifier. There is no fingerprinting and no session tracking; your browser's cookie list for this domain stays empty. The only state that can exist is what your own browser keeps about its own input as you type.
Analytics & third parties
Exactly one: a cookieless page-view counter that counts visits without cookies, identifiers, or cross-site tracking. The site loads no fonts, images, or other scripts from third parties. You can verify: the only other outbound call a page makes is your deliberate submit to our parse service.
The parse service's handling
When you press Download, the parse service briefly processes the URL you submit to locate the direct video link, and streams the file from the platform's CDN with the headers that CDN requires. It does not store submitted URLs or files, keeps no account, and sets no cookie. Its rate limiting keys off your IP for the hour, in memory/KV, standard abuse control, not profiling.
What your browser sends automatically
Every visit sends the bare minimum: your IP address to our CDN edge (Cloudflare) for the pages and assets, and, only when you submit a link, to the parse service. An IP address is what any website needs to serve you anything on the internet. It is never attached to an account, an email, or an identity at our layer, and we build no profiles from it. The infrastructure provider keeps short-lived basic access logs, request lines rather than content, which is standard for any hosted site and which we do not process or export. There is no advertising on this site, so the usual category of adtech receiving your data does not apply to it at all.
The stream token, explained
Your save link carries a short-lived, signed token (10 minutes, single purpose). It exists so a resolved link cannot be turned into an open proxy by someone else. The token encodes the file URL and the headers that file needs; it expires, and there is no revocation list, because there is nothing to revoke: the service never held the file. You can verify the expiry yourself: a save link pasted into a browser ten minutes later is a 404, not a file.
Adult content and users under 18
This site lists adult platforms and assumes an adult audience. It collects no age data (there is no input it could collect from), it does not profile minors, and it does not serve any media directly: files come from the platforms' own CDNs behind the platforms' own access rules. If you are under 18 in your jurisdiction, the correct answer is to not use this site, and we have designed it so that nothing here makes that harder to enforce.
Your requests, practically
There is no personal data to access, correct, or export, because none is held. If you want confirmation about a specific request you made, for instance that a submitted URL was not retained, use the contact path on the about page and we will answer against the service's design and its visible logs, within the 72-hour window stated above.
Changes to this policy
Material changes are announced here with a new date at the top of the page. Small clarifications, such as a new infrastructure detail, may be folded in between updates. The third-party list is currently exactly one entry: the cookieless page-view counter, and adding any second party is a material change that will be dated and visible.
Your rights, plainly
Because nothing is collected, there is no personal data here to access, correct, or delete. If the parse service ever stores something you believe it shouldn't, use the contact path on the about page and we'll deal with it within 72 hours.