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FluxGet · local Windows download manager
Install FluxGet on Windows and keep every transfer in view: parallel Range connections, pause and resume, crash recovery, queues, schedules and integrity checks — all running locally on your machine, without a hosted service or external cloud account.
Capability ledger / 08 modules
Eight accepted capability groups, recorded as numbered modules. Values below are the shipping defaults — every one of them is configurable inside the local desktop application.
Spec / Split each file into parallel HTTP Range segments so transfers use the bandwidth the server actually offers — with an explicit, conservative cap on how many connections a single download may open.
Spec / Interrupt a transfer and continue it later without losing progress. Before any range is re-issued, the remote identity is revalidated so a changed file is never stitched onto an old partial.
Spec / Organise transfers into named queues, each with its own concurrency ceiling, priority order, active window, bandwidth ceiling, and retry policy.
Spec / Run transfers inside a chosen window rather than around the clock, repeating only on the days you select.
Spec / Completed files land in a category folder derived from their file type, so a downloads directory stays organised without manual sorting.
Spec / A companion extension hands browser-initiated downloads to FluxGet instead of letting the browser manage them.
Spec / An opt-in watcher recognises copied HTTP and HTTPS links and offers them as a download. It is off until you turn it on, and every offer can be declined.
https://releases.example.org/ubuntu/Ubuntu.isoMonitoring is off. Checking the form above is an explicit opt-in.
Spec / Reach credentialed hosts, keep transfers inside a bandwidth budget, route through your network proxy, and confirm a finished file byte for byte.
Credentials are held in operating-system credential storage. Passwords are never written to the database in plain text.
Every value above is a shipping default, not a promise about your network — connection counts, bandwidth ceilings, and schedules are all yours to change. FluxGet is installable and usable locally on Windows without a hosted service or external cloud account.
Queues & Scheduler
Queue board
Priority levels
HighRuns before normal and low itemsNormalDefault order within a queueLowYields to every higher priorityScheduler strip
Windows outside the window are held in the night queue until the next 01:00 AM start.
No power action. FluxGet stays open after the queue finishes.
06Recovery & Integrity
FluxGet keeps the real transfer state visible: what is on disk, what the server still reports, and exactly when a retry is allowed. Nothing is marked complete until file integrity checks pass.
Selected download ledgerarchive-7z
Remote revalidation differs
The stored file no longer matches the server’s current ETag or Last-Modified value. Resume is withheld and the partial data stays on disk until you revalidate or restart the transfer.
Records read: 3Source: local SQLite storeMode: read onlyRuntime: local Windows desktop
Local runtime requirement
The desktop application runs on your own machine and needs no server round-trip to queue, pause, resume, or verify a transfer. Your queue lives on your disk, in a local SQLite database you can inspect.
Never transmitted to external analytics servers:
Credentials are held by the operating system, never in plaintext SQLite fields.
TLS certificate validation is never disabled globally.
FluxGet · local Windows download manager
Install FluxGet on Windows and keep every transfer in view: parallel Range connections, pause and resume, crash recovery, queues, schedules and integrity checks — all running locally on your machine, without a hosted service or external cloud account.
Capability ledger / 08 modules
Eight accepted capability groups, recorded as numbered modules. Values below are the shipping defaults — every one of them is configurable inside the local desktop application.
Spec / Split each file into parallel HTTP Range segments so transfers use the bandwidth the server actually offers — with an explicit, conservative cap on how many connections a single download may open.
Spec / Interrupt a transfer and continue it later without losing progress. Before any range is re-issued, the remote identity is revalidated so a changed file is never stitched onto an old partial.
Spec / Organise transfers into named queues, each with its own concurrency ceiling, priority order, active window, bandwidth ceiling, and retry policy.
Spec / Run transfers inside a chosen window rather than around the clock, repeating only on the days you select.
Spec / Completed files land in a category folder derived from their file type, so a downloads directory stays organised without manual sorting.
Spec / A companion extension hands browser-initiated downloads to FluxGet instead of letting the browser manage them.
Spec / An opt-in watcher recognises copied HTTP and HTTPS links and offers them as a download. It is off until you turn it on, and every offer can be declined.
https://releases.example.org/ubuntu/Ubuntu.isoMonitoring is off. Checking the form above is an explicit opt-in.
Spec / Reach credentialed hosts, keep transfers inside a bandwidth budget, route through your network proxy, and confirm a finished file byte for byte.
Credentials are held in operating-system credential storage. Passwords are never written to the database in plain text.
Every value above is a shipping default, not a promise about your network — connection counts, bandwidth ceilings, and schedules are all yours to change. FluxGet is installable and usable locally on Windows without a hosted service or external cloud account.
Queues & Scheduler
Queue board
Priority levels
HighRuns before normal and low itemsNormalDefault order within a queueLowYields to every higher priorityScheduler strip
Windows outside the window are held in the night queue until the next 01:00 AM start.
No power action. FluxGet stays open after the queue finishes.
06Recovery & Integrity
FluxGet keeps the real transfer state visible: what is on disk, what the server still reports, and exactly when a retry is allowed. Nothing is marked complete until file integrity checks pass.
Selected download ledgerarchive-7z
Remote revalidation differs
The stored file no longer matches the server’s current ETag or Last-Modified value. Resume is withheld and the partial data stays on disk until you revalidate or restart the transfer.
Records read: 3Source: local SQLite storeMode: read onlyRuntime: local Windows desktop
Local runtime requirement
The desktop application runs on your own machine and needs no server round-trip to queue, pause, resume, or verify a transfer. Your queue lives on your disk, in a local SQLite database you can inspect.
Never transmitted to external analytics servers:
Credentials are held by the operating system, never in plaintext SQLite fields.
TLS certificate validation is never disabled globally.
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