
All Video Grab
One clean downloader for public social videos
I'm building All Video Grab, a free browser-based tool for saving publicly accessible videos and images people have permission to download. The workflow is deliberately simple: paste a link, get the best available file, with no account or pop-up ads.
I'm still validating demand, so I don't have a revenue or retention success story to dress up. For a utility that people may use only occasionally, what evidence would make you keep investing another week: successful task completion, repeat use, search traffic, or something else?
I'd especially value feedback from founders who've built utility products with naturally low usage frequency.
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All Video Grab makes saving permitted public media straightforward: paste a link, get the best available file, and avoid account walls, pop-up ads, and fake buttons. I'm validating reliability and user demand.

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For a low-frequency utility, repeat use may be the wrong benchmark. Are users completing the task successfully and returning when the need recurs, or is there not enough evidence yet to know whether the tool is becoming a go-to utility?