About OmniGet
OmniGet is built in the open by Antonio Leandro (tonhowtf), in Brazil, with volunteer contributors and translators.
The project
The repository was created on February 11, 2026. Since then OmniGet has grown from a downloader into a desktop app that also runs AI coding agents, added in version 0.10.
It is built with Tauri, Rust and Svelte, and it relies on open source work, above all yt-dlp and FFmpeg.
The code is free software under GPL-3.0. Anyone can read it, build it and send changes on GitHub; the people who contributed code are listed with their commits.
The interface is translated by volunteers on Weblate.
How a release is made
Every version starts as a tag in the public repository. GitHub Actions then builds the app on GitHub's own machines: Windows x64, macOS for Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux for x64 and ARM64.
The builds land in a draft release that the author checks and publishes by hand on GitHub releases.
The files offered on this site are copies of those, published only after their SHA-256 matches the one GitHub records. How to check a file.
In numbers
- 14,000+ stars on GitHub, as of September 27, 2026
- 127,000+ downloads from GitHub releases, as of September 27, 2026
- Current version: 1.0.0, released October 19, 2026
Contact
Write to contato@getomniget.com, to security@getomniget.com for vulnerabilities, or to legal@getomniget.com for notices.
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Links
Code under GPL-3.0.
