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STREAB is a desktop tool for online course learners. Its main use case is downloading course videos from platforms such as Hotmart, Kiwify, Eduzz, and Panda before access expires, then saving them locally in a “Course > Module > Lesson” structure. The page highlights support for Windows and macOS, along with automatic renaming, batch downloading, and offline learning.
Its core capability is video downloading and local archiving. The Intermediário and Premium plans add Synapse AI, which can use page context to rename files like video_a8b2c4d6e.mp4 into real course titles, and generate PDF/DOCX study materials, summaries, and study guides. Premium also includes extended features such as mind maps, flashcards, and subtitles. The Turbo plugin is more automation-focused: it provides built-in browser login, scans member areas, queues batch downloads, and automatically creates course and module folders. In terms of ecosystem, the text only mentions support for Hotmart, Kiwify, Eduzz, Panda, and HOTMART/KIWIFY Turbo; there is no information about an open API, SDK, webhooks, or developer integrations.
Pricing is based on short-term access: Básico costs R$47,90 for 7 days, Intermediário costs R$97,90 for 30 days, and Premium costs R$269,90 for 90 days. Turbo is an optional plugin at R$64,90/month/platform. It can be relatively inexpensive for urgently saving courses that are about to expire, but costs will rise if used continuously over the long term. The page does not disclose payment methods, refund policies, or enterprise licensing.
Its advantage is that the scenario is very clear: when courses are about to expire, the network is unstable, or users need offline study and bulk organization, its automation can reduce a lot of manual clicking and file-renaming work. The downside is limited transparency: it does not state whether it is open source, offers no self-hosting option, and provides no technical documentation or security details. In particular, the page mentions “DRM Breaker,” which may involve copyright, platform terms of service, and compliance risks. Users should confirm whether they have legal rights to download and back up the content.
It is better suited to individual users who have purchased content on Brazilian/Portuguese-language course platforms and want to back up videos offline while organizing study materials. It is not suitable as a developer platform or enterprise-grade content management system. There is no evidence in the main text regarding access from China, so its accessibility is unknown; payment methods are also undisclosed. Alternatives include yt-dlp, JDownloader, Internet Download Manager, 4K Video Downloader, or Downie, but users must likewise comply with copyright and platform rules.
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