Fluxor

Download smarter. Stay in control.

Every download. One powerful manager.

Take control of files, torrents, queues, and transfers with a download manager built as a desktop application. Fluxor is free. A public installer has not been published yet.

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Fluxor · sample transfers, not a measured speed
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One application. Every download.

Direct files, torrents, and a queue. The table above switches with the same sample. Nothing is downloaded.

Direct downloads

HTTP and HTTPS files, with pause, resume, and a progress row. The engineering build requests a file in parts when the server allows ranges.

Torrents and magnet links

The engineering build reads a torrent file and a magnet link. It is not published as a production torrent client yet.

Batch transfers and queues

Several files can wait in a queue. Priority and a later start exist as actions in the engineering build, not in a public installer.

Several parts, still one file.

A direct download can be split into segments when the server accepts range requests. That does not raise the limit of the connection or of the server.

Resume without starting over.

Continuation depends on the server, or on the torrent source still being available.

A torrent, as a sample.

Peers, seeders, trackers, and speeds below are demonstration figures. They are not a live swarm and not a speed claim.

Queue and a later start.

An illustrative evening window. The engineering build can queue a transfer. This timeline is not a released scheduler.

    From the browser, later.

    No browser extension has been published. The control below shows the intended handoff and does not capture a link.

    https://example.com/notes-archive.zip

    The extension is not published. Nothing was sent.

    A compact desktop window.

    The engineering interface is a download table, filters, a details inspector, and a context menu. Enter starts or resumes the selected row in that interface. This menu does not run a transfer.

    Choose an action. It stays on this page.

    The same job, for different desks.

    Developers

    Large archives and images that should survive a dropped connection.

    Students and researchers

    Papers and data sets that are too easy to lose in a browser tab.

    Content professionals

    Source files that need a queue instead of five parallel browser downloads.

    Power users

    A torrent and a direct file in one list, with a limit you set.

    Everyday use

    One place to see what is running, what is waiting, and where the file will land.

    Light on the machine. Clear about state.

    No benchmark is published here. These are the engineering rules, not a measured result.

    Local files

    Downloads stay in the folder you choose. There is no account.

    Recoverable state

    An interrupted transfer can continue when the source still allows it.

    Predictable actions

    Start, pause, queue, and remove do the thing the label says.

    No speed promise

    Parts help only when the server and the connection can carry them.

    Download, when a build exists.

    Cards read /assets/data/fluxor-releases.json. A download link appears only when that file marks a platform available and gives an https URL. A Linux x86-64 validation build exists and is not a release package.

    Windows

    Coming soon

    Linux

    Coming soon

    macOS

    Coming soon

    Questions

    Before a download.

    What is Fluxor?

    Fluxor is a desktop download manager from DEIENAMI PRIVATE LIMITED for direct downloads and torrents, in one window. A public installer has not been published yet.

    Is Fluxor free?

    Yes. Fluxor is free to download. There is no file to fetch until a public build is published.

    Does Fluxor support torrents?

    The engineering build handles torrent files and magnet links. It is not published as a production torrent client yet.

    Can interrupted downloads be resumed?

    The engineering build can continue a transfer that was interrupted, when the server or the torrent source still allows it. A stopped source cannot be resumed.

    Which operating systems are supported?

    Windows, Linux, and macOS are the intended platforms. No public build is available for any of them yet. A Linux x86-64 validation build exists and is not a release package.

    Does Fluxor integrate with browsers?

    No browser extension has been published. Sending a download from a browser is a planned step, not a current release.

    Can I schedule downloads?

    The engineering build can queue a transfer and mark it to start later. A public scheduler is not part of a released installer yet.

    Can Fluxor improve download speeds?

    A direct file can be requested in several parts when the server allows it. That does not raise the limit of your connection or of the server.

    Where are downloaded files stored?

    On the computer, in the folder you choose. Fluxor does not require an account to keep that folder.

    Does Fluxor require an account?

    No. The desktop app does not ask for an account.

    Your downloads. Your control.

    Every download. One manager. The installer will appear here when a build is published.

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