Been building VidBee since the early 0.x days with one core question in mind: how can video downloading be smarter and more automated, not just “copy link → paste → download” over and over?
Today VidBee 1.0 lands with a game‑changing RSS subscription feature: instead of manually hunting links, you turn into a proactive content manager that lets VidBee watch sources and pull videos for you.
Subscribe to RSS feeds (e.g. via RSSHub), set your folder, filters, and check frequency once, then VidBee automatically monitors your favorite channels, grabs matching new videos, and quietly fills your download queue in the background.
On top of RSS automation, VidBee 1.0 supports 1000+ sites (YouTube, Twitter/X, TikTok, etc.), multi‑task downloads, format and subtitle selection, partial segment downloads, a modern cross‑platform UI, and fully local execution with no privacy‑hungry backend.
Grab VidBee 1.0 at vidbee.org (downloads: vidbee.org/download/) and, if it helps you, a GitHub star at github.com/nexmoe/VidBee means a lot — more automation, better playlists, and richer subtitle support are already on the roadmap.