Google Quick Share is an Android file sharing feature that allows users to send photos, videos, and other files to nearby Android devices, Windows PCs, ChromeOS devices, and iPhones. It is designed to support secure file transfers between supported devices.
LocalSend is a free, open-source, cross-platform tool for sharing files to nearby devices over a local network without the cloud. It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, requires no account or login, and uses end-to-end encryption. Transfers work offline at WiFi speeds.
Photon is a cross-platform file transfer application built with Flutter. It shares folders, files and text, supports folder sharing that preserves directory structure, and works between devices on the same local network or mobile hotspot without an internet connection.
Sendme is an open-source file transfer tool that sends files and folders over the internet without accounts or configuration. It connects devices directly and provides a pastable ticket to share, with resumable fetching and integrity checks.
The page is the get-involved section of the KDE Connect project, which the source describes as enabling all devices to communicate with each other. It covers contributing to KDE Connect versions for Linux, Windows, macOS and Linux Mobile, Android, and iOS, and mentions tasks marked as Junior Jobs on the project workboard.
RoboGUI Ultimate (Fluent) is a graphical interface for configuring Robocopy operations. It offers quick presets for mirror, backup, move and sync tasks, plus options for file selection, operation mode, copy and directory flags, exclusions, size and age limits, retries, and log files. A batch queue is also shown.
Snapdrop is a Node.js version based on the original Snapdrop for instantly sharing images, videos, PDFs, and links with people nearby. It uses peer-to-peer transfer and is open source, with no setup or signup required.
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LocalSend is a free, open-source, cross-platform tool for sharing files to nearby devices over a local network without the cloud. It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, requires no account or login, and uses end-to-end encryption. Transfers work offline at WiFi speeds.
Photon is a cross-platform file transfer application built with Flutter. It shares folders, files and text, supports folder sharing that preserves directory structure, and works between devices on the same local network or mobile hotspot without an internet connection.
Sendme is an open-source file transfer tool that sends files and folders over the internet without accounts or configuration. It connects devices directly and provides a pastable ticket to share, with resumable fetching and integrity checks.
The page is the get-involved section of the KDE Connect project, which the source describes as enabling all devices to communicate with each other. It covers contributing to KDE Connect versions for Linux, Windows, macOS and Linux Mobile, Android, and iOS, and mentions tasks marked as Junior Jobs on the project workboard.
RoboGUI Ultimate (Fluent) is a graphical interface for configuring Robocopy operations. It offers quick presets for mirror, backup, move and sync tasks, plus options for file selection, operation mode, copy and directory flags, exclusions, size and age limits, retries, and log files. A batch queue is also shown.
Snapdrop is a Node.js version based on the original Snapdrop for instantly sharing images, videos, PDFs, and links with people nearby. It uses peer-to-peer transfer and is open source, with no setup or signup required.
