AceFetchWeb Stream Capture
Open Protocols
HLS / DASH / MP4
100% Secure
Privacy first
Fast Capture
One-click capture
🚀Why Choose AceFetch?
A professional web media stream analysis and local archiving solution built for power users.
Free to Use
Experience core stream detection and recording features without registration or payment, archiving personal web assets efficiently.
Fast Capture
Optimized multi-threaded stream processing engine for seamless reassembly. Support for resumable saving.
Secure & Private
Zero data logging. All media stream analysis and remuxing are processed locally.
Wide Compatibility
Works on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and more. One extension for all browsers.
Multi-Format Support
Automatically detect and analyze HLS, DASH, MP4, WebM, MP3, and more.
Browser Extension
Lightweight browser extension that automatically detects tab network media requests, supporting real-time stream recording and subtitle text export.
💎Simple, Transparent Pricing
Choose the perfect plan for your downloading needs.
Free
Basic experience
- 7-day free VIP trial for new users
- Supports resumable saving
- HD video quality support
- Standard media capture rate
- Daily basic stream recording & archiving quota
Monthly
Flexible renewal, full access anytime
- Live stream recording support
- Unlimited parallel stream captures
- Multi-task parallel stream processing
- Auto-save on completion & notifications
- Dedicated stream & task management console
Yearly
Best value, only $1.2 per month
- All monthly features included
- Priority support
- Support 3 devices sync
- Early access to new features
- Early access to experimental features
Lifetime
Pay for 2 years, access forever.
- All yearly features included
- Pay once, use for life
- Lifetime free updates
- Support 6 devices sync
- Lifetime high-speed stream capture & reassembly privilege
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've got answers.
Ready to Start Stream Capture?
Install the AceFetch extension to inspect, analyze, and archive legal open web media streams effortlessly.
