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Syq is a fast, programmable file operation tool for copying, reorganizing, and removing files locally or across machines, featuring resume capabilities and scripting through a JSON API and Python SDK.
The article explains how to transfer files directly between two computers using an Ethernet patch cable with simple IP configuration and tools like socat, achieving speeds up to 900 Mbits/second.
Tailcat is an open-source tool launched by Tailscale that allows direct connection between two machines via WireGuard end-to-end encryption without account registration or VPN installation, supporting file transfer, SSH, and proxy functions.
Chute is a product promising the fastest way to send anything to your iPhone, featured on Product Hunt.
QRFerry is an open-source browser-based tool that transfers files between two offline devices by encoding data as a live animated QR stream, using RaptorQ fountain coding and WebAssembly.
The first new C-Kermit release in 15 years celebrates the software's 45th anniversary, with work on updating a decades-old C codebase.
Decimen Optical Transfer is an open-source web app that sends files between devices using animated QR codes and fountain codes, requiring only a screen and camera with no network connection. It supports files up to 64 MB, works offline as a PWA, and achieves around 130 KB/s transfer rates.
Describes a method for peer-to-peer local file transfer using WebRTC technology.
Altersend is a file transfer tool that operates without cloud storage, requiring no account and offering unlimited transfers.
Upstream FTP is a fast, beautiful, and native FTP/SFTP client for macOS.
ShrimpSend (虾传) is an open-source cross-platform file transfer system that enables direct connections under restricted networks like NAT and hotel Wi-Fi, supports resumable transfers, and transfers files directly between devices without a server relay.
ShadowCat is an offline single-file HTML page for transferring data between devices via QR codes, intended for old phones with functional cameras and browsers but broken radios.
The author discusses challenges in transferring artifacts produced by AI agents and introduces 'transfa', a CLI tool for easy file upload with signed URLs and hashes.
Transfa.sh is a file-sharing service designed for AI agents, similar to WeTransfer.