You've bought the courses. Recorded the sessions. Licensed the material. GRAB captures the content you have the right to keep and turns it into an organised, searchable knowledge asset — instead of a login you'll lose and a bookmark you'll never reopen.
Courses expire. Platforms shut down. Recordings sit in ten different tools. The knowledge you invested in stays locked inside players and portals — unsearchable, unorganised, and one subscription lapse away from gone.
GRAB walks the content you're signed into and captures it faithfully — video, audio, structure and all.
Files are named from the course's own structure — modules, lessons, order — so the result reads like a curriculum, not a downloads folder.
Captured content becomes a knowledge source: transcribable, searchable, and ready to feed your organisation's governed knowledge layer.
GRAB works inside your own authenticated browser session, on content you legitimately have access to.
Teach GRAB the "next" step once. It learns the course's shape from the pages themselves.
GRAB moves through the material, capturing and naming as it goes, with progress you can watch honestly — running, done, or failed, never faked.
The output is an organised local library — yours — and an on-ramp into AMOS Brain.
What GRAB is not. GRAB is not a piracy tool. It does not bypass paywalls, DRM or access controls, and it never will. It captures content you are entitled to keep, from sessions you are legitimately signed into. That boundary is part of the design, not a disclaimer.
Turn years of purchased courses and recorded sessions into a private, searchable reference library.
Keep faithful archives of your own material across every platform you've ever published on.
Content capture is the first step to a governed organisational knowledge layer. GRAB is that step.