About TeraSaver

TeraSaver opens TeraBox share links in a browser. You paste a link, you see what is inside, and you download or watch it — without installing the TeraBox app and without signing in to anything.

How it is built

The service reads the file list that a TeraBox share already exposes publicly, then hands your browser the final address on TeraBox's own content network. The bytes travel directly from there to your device. They never pass through our infrastructure, which is why downloads run at the speed of the source rather than the speed of a relay, and why we hold no copy of your files.

That design also decides what we are able to see, which is very little: we never receive your TeraBox credentials, because you never enter them. We cover this in detail on the privacy page.

Who runs it

TeraSaver is an independent project, not a company. It is built and maintained by the people who also run the test harness behind the numbers on these pages, and the address below is read by one of them rather than by a support queue.

We publish our testing method openly on the methodology page, and how these pages are written on the editorial policy page.

What we are not

TeraSaver is not affiliated with TeraBox, and we do not act on its behalf. We cannot open password-protected shares, recover deleted files, or bypass any access control the owner has put in place. Rights holders can reach us through the copyright page.