Fetch later,
Queue a download now and let Pulli run it on your schedule; overnight, after work, whenever the timing's right. It picks up at your start time and pauses at your stop time, all on its own.
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Queue a download now and let Pulli run it on your schedule; overnight, after work, whenever the timing's right. It picks up at your start time and pauses at your stop time, all on its own.
One connection is a single rope; Pulli grabs a fistful. It opens parallel threads that each haul a different piece of the file, so big downloads land in a fraction of the time.
Click anything in your browser, Pulli takes the big files off Chrome's hands, logins and all, so gated downloads land. Tiny web stuff stays with the browser; you keep your habits.
Wifi drops, your Mac sleeps, a server times out... Pulli resumes from the exact byte it left off.
Install Pulli, add the extension.
Up and linked to your browser, watching for downloads.
Just download like you always do. Pulli grabs it and shows every byte land, live.
Tails 7.13.iso
TPB AFK.mp4
The Internet's Own Boy.mp4
GrapheneOS tokay.zip
Takeout.zip
Free forever
Unless you need power user features
No account
Just a key
No telemetry
Unless you want to help Pulli
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Yes. The free license covers the full download manager: resumable, parallel, browser-integrated fetches. Pro adds power-user features like more parallel downloads, proxy support, and logins. See the pricing page for the breakdown.
No email required. The key is the account. We activate it and check for updates. Usage data and diagnostic logs are opt-in, both off by default. What you fetch stays on your Mac. Full list on /privacy.
Chrome, Arc, Brave, and Edge work. Firefox and Safari aren't supported yet.
macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later.
Not yet. macOS only for now, with Linux likely before Windows.
Email support@pulli.app with the link and what happened — what you expected, what Pulli did instead. Every report helps.