Fetchy Neon is the all-new, fully reimagined version of Fetchy — an open-source media downloader built to be fast, flexible, and beautifully modern. Whether you're here to build, contribute, or just peep under the hood, you're in for a treat.
- Massive codebase restructure for better readability and scalability
- Migrated to Tailwind CSS v4 and Next.js 15.3
- Brand new FumaDocs powered blog system to deliver rich SEO content
- Tools now follow a frontmatter based system using custom Next.js plugins
- Dynamic tool architecture inspired by FumaDocs, clean and modular
- Revamped UI/UX, fresh layout, smooth transitions, and mobile-first polish
- Unified API responses, consistent format across all download tools
- New version naming strategy based on periodic table elements (like Android uses desserts 🍬)
- Next.js 15.3: The foundation of Fetchy Neon’s frontend, routing, and dynamic rendering.
- Tailwind CSS v4: Crisp, modern styling with full dark mode support and zero-runtime utility power.
- Bun: Lightning-fast dev server, task runner, and bundler. Used across dev/build to keep things snappy.
- Vercel: Now handles rate limiting natively, replacing custom limits for streamlined control at the edge.
- Upstash Redis:
- Logging: Every API call logs success/errors. Success logs auto-expire; errors persist until resolved.
- Temporary CDN Keys: Secure mapping between real resource URLs and temp-access links to shield the original source.
- Cloudinary: Temporary file storage for downloaded media. Files are cached and served via Cloudinary’s CDN for speed and media optimization.
- FumaDocs: Powers the blog system and inspired the dynamic tool metadata structure & custom plugins (frontmatter + mapper).
Licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 Use it, fork it, remix it — just give credits where due.
We welcome contributions to improve and expand Fetchy. If you’d like to contribute.
- Fork the repository.
git clone https://github.com/your-username/fetchy.git
bun install
bun dev- Open a pull request, and we'll review it promptly.
Fetchy Neon: blazing fast downloads, glowing UI, and a codebase you’ll actually enjoy reading.