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Share files to nearby devices.
LocalSend is a free, open-source app that sends files and text directly between nearby devices over the local network, with no account, cloud, or internet needed.
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Share files to nearby devices.
LocalSend is a free, open-source app that sends files and text directly between nearby devices over the local network, with no account, cloud, or internet needed.
Continuous file sync between your own devices only
Syncthing synchronises folders directly between devices with no server in the middle. There is no account, no storage quota, and no third party holding the data, because the data never leaves the set of machines you nominate.
Local-first file explorer unifying devices, drives, and clouds
Spacedrive is a local-first, open source file explorer that unifies files across devices, drives, servers, and optional clouds in one searchable interface.
Federated self-hosted video platform for independent ad-free channels
PeerTube is a free, open-source federated video platform for running an independent ad-free video site, with instances interconnecting into one network.
Share files between devices in your browser.
PairDrop is a free, open-source web app that sends files and text directly between devices over the local network, with no account or setup needed.
Run container jobs where your data already lives
Bacalhau schedules container and WebAssembly jobs onto the machines that already hold the input data, so large datasets are processed in place instead of being copied to a central cluster first. A single self-contained binary acts as client, orchestrator, and compute node, with storage integrations for S3, HTTP, IPFS, and local volumes.
Run batch tasks on shared provider machines, or earn by sharing yours
Golem is a peer-to-peer network where requestors run batch tasks on machines shared by providers, paying per use in the GLM token. Tasks execute inside provider-hosted environments such as VM images, as a single task or as many parallel tasks spread across providers.