Skool Downloader runs entirely inside your own browser. No account, no servers, no uploads, no tracking. Just files saved to your computer. Here's the whole story — no legal jargon, we promise.
It all happens on your computer. We don't have a server, we never see your files, and there's nothing to log into. No ads. No tracking. No catch.
These aren't policies we ask you to trust — they're how the software is built. The code is open, so you can check every one.
Your downloads land in your own Downloads folder and go nowhere else. No cloud, no mirror, no copy kept by us.
Nothing to sign up for. No email, no password, no profile. Install it and go.
The extension talks to Skool from your browser and saves files locally. We don't run a server that ever sees your data.
We don't count clicks, log what you save, or phone home. The extension doesn't even know who you are.
We make no money off you. There are no ads, no third-party trackers, and nothing about you is ever sold or shared.
It only sees what you can already see, signed in as yourself. It never bypasses anything and never stores your password.
Every line is public on GitHub. Don't take our word for it — read exactly what it does, or have a developer friend check.
The files are plain folders on your disk. Keep them, move them, or delete them whenever you like. It's all yours.
Like normal, in your own browser. The extension never sees your password and never logs in for you.
Only the content your account can already see. Same pages, just collected and tidied up for you.
Straight into Downloads/skool. That's the last step —
there's no upload, no sync, no fourth step.
Every line that touches your data is public. Audit it, fork it, or just peek — that's the whole point of open source.
No ads and no data to sell means there's only one way this stays alive: people like you. If it saved you a course, chipping in a little keeps it free for everyone — but every feature stays free whether you do or not.
Last reviewed June 2026