File Sharing

Files and other items can be sent between computers with croc, a transfer utility.

Files can be shared between nearby devices and across the internet with Dashbeam.

Horizon uploads and shares photos, videos, documents, links, and clipboard content through an online file-sharing service.

Sendme transfers files over the internet and is described as free and open source, with no account required.

Stoat provides messaging for friends and communities through a chat app designed for group communication.

Kosmi hosts browser-based watch parties and virtual hangouts, with synchronized video, games, music, and video chat.

OnionShare uses Tor to share files anonymously, host websites, and chat with others.

Capture screens with Easy Screenshot, which presents capture options in a browser popup.

PURR supports Purdue researchers from data planning through collaboration and publication, including DOI assignment and data archiving.

fGet combines file management, browsing, media playback, and archive extraction on iOS.

Create a temporary disposable email address with Moakt and receive messages in its inbox.

GTASnP provides GTA save-file sharing and tools, with supported games and upload and browse sections.

MyPublicWiFi turns a Windows computer into a wireless hotspot for sharing an internet connection.

Lima launches Linux virtual machines with automatic file sharing, according to its project page.

Sendme transfers files and directories between users using the iroh-blobs protocol.

This apps directory lets users filter fediverse applications by platform, including iOS, Android, web, and desktop.

qrcp transfers files over Wi-Fi to a mobile device by displaying a QR code in the terminal.

PairDrop transfers files across platforms in a browser without setup or signup.

Syncplay synchronizes playback position and play state across media players such as mpv, VLC, MPC-HC, and MPC-BE over the internet.

Zipline hosts file uploads for ShareX and other clients through a self-managed upload server.

Remmina connects to remote desktops and supports protocols including X2Go, RDP, SSH, SPICE, and VNC, with screen and file sharing.

WebWormhole creates temporary connections between computers to send files from one device to another.

LANDrop transfers files between devices connected to the same local network.

Clip Fish shares files, links, and messages between devices without installs or signups.