About FlowPick

FlowPick began as a practical way to inspect media requests and handle common HLS, DASH, video, audio, and image workflows without a command line. The extension and local web tools do their media processing on your device. Optional account and cloud-transfer features are clearly marked when a task leaves the browser.

Our Mission

Make supported media workflows understandable and predictable: show what was detected, explain why a source may fail, and keep processing on the device whenever the selected workflow allows it.

Privacy by Design

The extension does not include analytics SDKs, and local tools do not upload selected files to FlowPick. The website may use analytics, while optional account and cloud-transfer features process the information needed to provide those services. The Privacy Policy explains these boundaries in detail.

Built on Modern Web Standards

FlowPick uses browser capabilities such as the File System Access API, OPFS, Web Workers, StreamSaver, and media container libraries. Actual format and file-size limits depend on the browser, device, source, and selected output method.

Open Source

The browser extension is published under the MIT License. Its source, release history, issue tracker, and contribution history are available on GitHub for anyone to inspect.