Send files directly between devices on the same network. No accounts, no internet required.
How to use
To send a file: pick "Send", choose your file(s), then read the 6-character code out to the other device (or have them look at your screen).
To receive a file: pick "Receive", type in the code the sender gave you, and hit Connect.
Both devices need to be on the same local network (same Wi-Fi/router) — this doesn't work over the internet or between separate networks.
Nothing is uploaded anywhere. The code is just used briefly to connect the two devices directly — the actual file never touches a server.
Keep both tabs open and on-screen until the transfer finishes. Closing either device's tab will cancel it.
Keybindings
Click any key to remap it — type the new key, then Enter to save, or Esc to cancel.
These need a physical keyboard, so they won't be reachable on a phone or tablet without one connected.
Settings
This device
Shown to the other device during a transfer.
Default screen on open
Which tab is active when Sendport first opens.
Auto-copy the code
Copy your send code to the clipboard as soon as it's generated. Some mobile browsers restrict clipboard access outside a direct tap — if it doesn't copy, the "Copy Code" button still works manually.
Auto-download received files
Save automatically when a transfer finishes, instead of waiting for a manual tap. iOS Safari blocks automatic downloads — on iPhone/iPad you'll need to use the "Save" button either way.
Notify when a transfer finishes
Get a notification if you've switched away from the tab. Not supported on iOS Safari — you'll still see the in-app confirmation there, just not a system notification.
Clear received files after download
Drop them from memory once saved, rather than keeping them for the rest of the session.
Keybindings
Undo every custom key you've set and go back to the defaults.
