5.0 out of 5
Our Circle cohort mixes native videos, Loom walkthroughs, and Tella replays. This keeps all of it in one folder and the download manager makes longer saves easy to track.
Naomi Price
2025-02-19

Circle Downloader keeps community lessons and cohort recordings alive long after the posts disappear. It recogni...
Circle Downloader keeps community lessons and cohort recordings alive long after the posts disappear. It recognises both native Circle uploads and embedded players from YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, and Loom, then lets you save them as clean MP4 files without juggling separate tools. The extension lists every quality rendition, labels the stream type, and remembers your preferred resolution for the next download. You can run up to three downloads at the same time, keep the global progress manager pinned while you browse, and queue additional videos that start automatically when a slot opens up. Everything happens with your existing Circle login inside the browser. Adaptive streams download chunk by chunk with retries and merge in the background, while direct MP4 uploads land instantly in the folder you choose. Notifications confirm when files are ready so you can archive resources, flight-proof course material, or revisit cohort calls offline.

Saves the MP4 files you export and tracks status so the global manager can show progress for each Circle lesson.
Keeps the lifetime licence details and your preferred quality selections inside the browser for the next session.
Detects when a Circle post contains a native upload or embed and injects the inline download button on that specific tab.
Powers the multi-download queue, allowing jobs to continue even if you navigate away while keeping the status panel accessible from other tabs.
Enumerates native, YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, and Loom players, extracts their available renditions, and hands them to the downloader.
Sends completion, error, and queue status alerts so you know when a video is ready without re-opening the popup.
Adds quick download options to the page so you can save from the post itself without opening the popup every time.
Merges HLS and DASH segments into MP4 files in a hidden worker so adaptive streams complete without freezing the Circle tab.
Grants controlled access to circle.so/circle.com domains and media CDNs, ensuring the extension only activates inside Circle communities.
The extension works with Circle native video and with common embedded players found in Circle posts and lessons, including Tella, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, and Wistia when those players are present and accessible in your session.
Yes, if your current Circle session can already view the post or lesson. The extension uses the access you already have and does not bypass permissions or paywalls.
Open the Circle post or lesson, press play so the source loads, then use the extension popup or the 'Download Circle Video' context-menu action. Choose the quality you want and keep the tab open while the MP4 finishes.
Quality depends on the underlying platform. The extension surfaces the renditions exposed by Circle, Tella, Loom, Vimeo, YouTube, or Wistia and lets you pick the one that best fits your needs.
Completed downloads are written automatically to a Circle Downloader folder inside your browser's default Downloads directory.
Yes. The download manager supports up to 3 concurrent downloads. It is designed for a few active jobs at a time rather than full-course bulk export.
No. The extension is focused on recorded videos and embedded lesson content, not live-stream capture.
No. Those platforms have their own dedicated SERP extensions, and this product is tuned for Circle and the embedded platforms commonly found inside Circle communities.
After secure email OTP sign-in, you get 3 free downloads on the current device. Unlimited downloads require the paid subscription configured for this product.
Permissions such as downloads, activeTab, scripting, tabs, cookies, notifications, contextMenus, offscreen, and declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess let the extension detect mixed embedded players, fetch protected stream resources, convert HLS and DASH to MP4, and keep the download manager in sync.
Yes. Media detection, stream processing, and MP4 generation happen locally in your browser. Remote requests are limited to activation, update checks, and the original media endpoints you are already authorized to access.
5.0 out of 5
Our Circle cohort mixes native videos, Loom walkthroughs, and Tella replays. This keeps all of it in one folder and the download manager makes longer saves easy to track.
Naomi Price
2025-02-19
4.9 out of 5
It finds the embedded players generic tools miss, especially inside deeper Circle lesson layouts. The MP4 output is clean and the quality choices are useful.
Andre Castillo
2025-03-05
4.8 out of 5
I mainly use it for member-only lesson libraries before trips. Everything stays local and the notifications tell me when each video is ready.
Hannah Lowe
2025-01-27