A local file server Android app. Upload and download files over Wi-Fi
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Jan 30, 2026 - Kotlin
A local file server Android app. Upload and download files over Wi-Fi
The best file transfer tool that is user-friendly, cross-platform, ultra-fast, and beautifully designed.
Configuration-free, cross-platform file transfers for your local network
Transfer files with ease over a network.
Secure clipboard sync and high-speed file transfer between Android and macOS, with cloud and local-network modes.
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P2P file transfer utility
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To associate your repository with the local-network topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."