AIOD takes over from your browser, splits each file across many connections, sorts link lists into packages, unpacks archives when they're done, and lets you check in from your phone. No ads, nothing bundled.
Download for WindowsFree for 30 days, everything included.
You shouldn't have to pick between fast and clean. The fast tools are paid and stop at one Windows PC. The free ones pay for themselves with offers in the installer and ads on the page.
A list of links shouldn't be an afternoon's work: copying each one, working out which parts belong together, unpacking them, typing the same password again and again.
Three steps, then it runs by itself.
It catches the files you click in Chrome, Edge or Brave, and keeps your browser's login.
Every link is checked and grouped into packages. Links you already have are flagged.
Many connections at once, resume after a crash or a dropped network, unpack when done, a message when it's finished.
No offers in the installer, no ads, no tracking. AIOD installs AIOD.
From $6, with no subscription needed. Moving to a new computer takes one click.
Every finished file is scanned with Windows Security and gets a SHA-256 checksum. Paste the checksum a site publishes and AIOD confirms the file arrived intact.
Pair with a QR code, with no account. Messages are encrypted end to end, so the relay in between can't read them.
Paste a page of links, or scan a page for them. The Link Grabber checks each one, groups archive parts and episodes, and hides the junk with filters you set.
A file that's already in its folder is flagged, so it isn't downloaded twice.
zip, 7z, RAR and tar, including sets split into parts. Passwords come from your list; if none works, AIOD asks once and remembers.
Watch one download in its own small window that stays on top while you work.
Scan the code, and your phone can add links, watch progress, and pause or resume, from anywhere. It works in the phone's browser: no app store.
Start the queue at a set time on the days you pick, stop it in the morning, then let the computer sleep or shut down. You get a minute's warning and can cancel.
Downloads that failed on a busy server are tried again by themselves.
AIODphoto[001-120].jpg adds all 120Try everything for 30 days. Pay once, or monthly or yearly if you'd rather.
For trying it out
No account, no card
For one computer
or $4 a year, or $1 a month
Best value: your desktop, laptop and one more
Prices in US dollars; tax added where it applies. 30-day refund, no questions. Monthly and yearly plans cancel in one click, and we email you a week before a yearly plan renews.
No. AIOD talks to the internet for your downloads and link checks, a licence check once a week, an update check once a day (you can turn it off), and the phone relay only if you turn remote control on. There's no analytics in the app.
Chrome, Edge and Brave. Firefox support is being tested.
Windows today. The macOS and Linux versions are being tested and will follow; one licence will cover all three.
No. AIOD downloads files that sites offer for download. It doesn't download from YouTube and never gets around copy protection.
AIOD uses your own logins, and can take them straight from your browser with one click. It doesn't solve captchas or get around download limits.
Downloads already in your list still finish. Adding new ones needs a licence.
Paste or drop any text, and AIOD finds the links in it. It can also watch a folder for link lists.
Yes, within 30 days, no questions.