Desktop app · macOS

Save clips. Watch offline. Eat some Pineapple.

Fast, simple downloads for YouTube (and other supported platforms) with queueing, presets, and audio extraction. Powered by yt-dlp under the hood.

PineFetch is designed only for content you own or have explicit permission to download. Please respect platform terms.

Apple Silicon Local-first No account
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Minimal UI, maximal control — with optional logs and clear queue status.

Features that stay out of your way.

Everything you need to download your own content — without the noise.

Queueing built-in

Drop multiple links, PineFetch works through them in order.

Extract Audio

Export MP3/AAC for content you own or have permission to use.

Best Quality Presets

One click: Best / Audio only / Custom format.

Transparent Engine

yt-dlp underneath, your controls on top.

Local-first

Downloads stay on your machine. No cloud uploads.

Clean logs

Optional terminal log for power users and debugging.

How it works

Three steps. Zero fuss.

1

Paste the link

Insert a URL and hit Load info.

2

Pick a preset

Best quality or audio-only — always for your own content.

3

Start download

It lands in the queue and shows live progress.

UI details you actually notice.

Subtle glass panels, clear status, and a queue that keeps you moving.

Queue / Progress

Always know what’s done, downloading, and next.

Success Downloading Queued

Terminal Log

Flip it on when you need transparency, keep it hidden when you don’t.

$ yt-dlp --format best Downloading… 62%

Presets

Fast decisions with clear modes you can trust.

Best Audio only Custom

Built for power users & creators.

Lightweight, focused, and respectful of your rights.

Fast setup.
Queue is a lifesaver.
Audio extraction in one click.

FAQ

Clear answers, no shortcuts.

Is it legal?

PineFetch is for content you own or have explicit permission to download. Always follow platform terms and local laws.

What is yt-dlp?

yt-dlp is a trusted open-source CLI tool. PineFetch uses it as the download engine.

Does it support playlists?

Yes. Add playlist links and they’ll queue up as individual items.

Where are files saved?

Downloads go to a local folder you choose. No cloud uploads.

Can I see logs?

Yes. Toggle the terminal log panel whenever you need it.

Ready to fetch?

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