Files and torrents, one queue
Paste a link, a magnet or a .torrent. Pick the files you want; every network brings its share, and you see who carried what.
Free and open source
Fuselane downloads one file over your Wi-Fi, Ethernet and phone at the same time, then fuses the parts.
Each part of the file goes over whichever network is free, so their speeds add up. Try it with the speeds from above.
41.2MB/s
One network: as fast as it goes, no faster.
Paste a link, a magnet or a .torrent. Pick the files you want; every network brings its share, and you see who carried what.
The extension sends big downloads to Fuselane and leaves the rest in the browser. Files behind a sign-in work too, if you allow it.
Only download between set hours, then sleep or shut down when it's done.
Cap the phone, keep the cable free. Monthly data allowances too.
Paste a list, or a pattern, and each becomes its own download.
https://example.com/part[01-20].rar → 20 downloads
A dropped network, sleep, a crash: it carries on without starting over.
Parts only join if they come from the same file. Paste a SHA-256 to be sure.
New: Fuse Send
Pick a file, copy the link, send it however you like. The receiver gets it straight from your computer, encrypted on the way and checked when it lands. No cloud in the middle, so no size limit, no expiry, no account.
The real app: live speed, each network's part of the file, and what is left.
No plans, no account, nothing to sign up for. Every release is built in public and every update is signed. If it saves you time, a star helps others find it.