Combine your networks.Download faster.
A free, open-source download manager that combines your internet connections to download files and torrents faster.
macOS, Windows & Linux
Downloading
More connections, less waiting
Multiple
connections
Use all your internet connections together. NetSetGo downloads different parts of the same file through each connection, helping it finish faster.
Files and
torrents
Download files and torrents in one place. Paste a link or add a torrent, and NetSetGo handles everything in the same queue using all your active connections.
Speed and
data limits
Stay in control of every connection. Set speed limits and data caps for any network, so you decide how much speed and data each one can use.
Get NetSetGo for your machine
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Browser extension New
Send downloads from your browser straight to NetSetGo, or right-click any link.
Questions, answered
How does NetSetGo combine my connections?
NetSetGo splits a download into smaller chunks, downloads those chunks over all the connections you've selected, then puts them back together as one file. This lets one download use the combined capacity of your available connections.
Which connections can I combine?
You can combine active connections available on your computer, such as Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and a phone connected through USB tethering. Each connection needs to provide a separate route to the internet.
Why does my computer warn me when I open NetSetGo?
NetSetGo's installers aren't code-signed yet, so macOS and Windows may show a security warning the first time you open it. Follow the first-launch steps under Downloads for your system. You only need to do this once, and the full source code is available on GitHub.
Can NetSetGo combine internet speed for my whole device?
No. NetSetGo combines connections only for downloads started inside NetSetGo. It isn't a VPN and doesn't change how browsers, games, streaming apps, or other software use the internet.
Is NetSetGo stable?
NetSetGo is currently a pre-release. The core download flow works, but you may still encounter bugs or rough edges. If something goes wrong, please report it on GitHub.
How do I use Android USB tethering on a Mac?
macOS doesn't support Android USB tethering by itself. Install TetherKit, connect your phone by USB, then turn on USB tethering in your phone's hotspot and tethering settings. Once macOS shows it as a network connection, NetSetGo can use it. Follow the full Android USB tethering tutorial.