qrshare

qrshare Move a file, a folder, some text, or a URL between your laptop and your phone over wifi. Scan a QR code in your terminal, and the transfer happens in the phone's browser. No app to install, no account, no cloud. Both devices sit on the same wifi, so the phone reaches your laptop's LAN address directly. Nothing leaves the local network. There is no relay, no NAT traversal, and no third party in the middle. Why you might want it Nothing to install on the phone. The phone only needs a camera and a browser, which it already has. No cloud, no account. Bytes go straight from one device to the other over your wifi. Four ways to move things. Send a file, send a folder as a zip, receive uploads from the phone, or share text and links. It goes both ways. Push a file to your phone, or pull photos off it, from the same tool. Big files are fine. Transfers stream, so a 2 GB video never loads into memory on either side. The URL is a secret. Every share lives behind an unguessable token. Anyone who did not scan the QR gets a plain 404. One self-contained binary. Written in Go, no runtime, no dependencies to chase. Install Homebrew (macOS and Linux)