Dual-Mode File Transfer

Connect to a device

Run an FTP server app on the phone (Primitive FTPd is free and works well), note the address it shows, then fill it in here. The phone has to be on this same Wi-Fi network.

Saved devices

Name	Address

	Name	Size	Modified

Transfers

Direction	Progress	Current file	Status

HTTP server

Status-

Listening-

TLS-

Max upload-

FTP server

Status-

Listening-

TLS (FTPS)-

Passive ports-

Connections-

Storage

-

Files-

Folders-

Disk free-

Root-

Shares

Every share is a separate folder on this computer. Devices on the network see them as top-level folders over both HTTP and FTP.

Exposure

Mode-

Internet mode forces authentication on every request and disables anonymous read access.

Connect

Scan to connect

Target

App & security

Secure context-

Service worker-

Installed-

Notifications-

Certificate-

Tailscale name-

Uploads

0

Downloads

0

Bytes moved

0

Failures

0

Time	Proto	Action	User	Path	Size	Remote	Status

Username	Role	Created	Enabled

These accounts work for both HTTP and FTP. Read = browse and download, write = also upload, rename and delete, admin = everything plus user management.

File	Link	Expires	Downloads	Status

Anyone holding a link can download that one file until it expires, runs out of downloads or you revoke it - no account needed. Links carry no hint of the file name or the folder it came from.

Change password

Connect another client

Any FTP client works with the same credentials - FileZilla and WinSCP on desktop, Solid Explorer or FX File Explorer on Android, and Files on iOS. Use explicit FTPS if TLS is enabled.

Offline cache

The interface is cached so it still opens without a connection. File listings and transfers always need the server.