Risuko is a free, open-source download manager designed to handle different types of internet downloads through a unified interface. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, BitTorrent, and magnet links for downloading files from websites and peer-to-peer networks. Its desktop application provides a clean environment for starting and managing transfers. A command-line interface allows users to perform download operations without opening the graphical application. The project includes a dedicated download engine built with Rust. Users can install the desktop or command-line editions independently according to their workflow. Distribution options include Homebrew, WinGet, APT, DNF, and npm packages. Built with Tauri and web technologies, Risuko supports modern desktop systems and includes Android build support.
Features
- HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP downloading through a unified transfer management interface
- BitTorrent and magnet link support for peer-to-peer file transfers
- Clean desktop interface for organizing and managing internet download tasks
- Standalone command-line downloader for terminal-based transfer operations
- Rust-powered download engine with Tauri-based desktop application integration
- Cross-platform installation through WinGet, Homebrew, APT, DNF, and npm