Brisk for Windows

Need to queue downloads, resume an interrupted transfer, or capture a video stream from a browser? Brisk brings those download tasks into one Windows app, with queues, scheduling, and optional browser integration.

Queue downloads and schedule transfers

Brisk collects file transfers in download queues, so you can organize items and schedule when downloads should run. If a transfer is interrupted, Brisk can resume it instead of requiring you to start again from the beginning.

A custom hotkey can send a URL from the clipboard to Brisk. That gives you a direct way to add a copied link without manually re-entering it.

Let the download engine adjust connections

Brisk starts a download with one connection, then adds connections as the transfer progresses. When a connection finishes its assigned part, the engine can reuse it for another part. Hanging connections are reset automatically.

This is handled by Brisk's own download engine rather than an external library.

Capture links and streams from a browser

Brisk's separate browser extension can pass download requests directly to the app. It can also collect download links found in selected text and add them together, which is handy when a page contains several links to retrieve.

For video, the extension can capture M3U8 streams; Brisk supports soft subtitles for these downloads. Browser integration and stream capture require the Brisk extension, and other download-manager extensions should be disabled for it to work properly.

System requirements: 64-bit only

Can Brisk resume an interrupted download?

Yes. Brisk can resume interrupted transfers.

How does Brisk receive links from a browser?

Install the Brisk browser extension to send download requests to the app or collect links from selected text.

Can Brisk download browser video streams?

Yes. The browser extension can capture M3U8 streams, and Brisk supports soft subtitles for these downloads.