Secure File Transfer - Your files never touch a server. Browser-to-browser P2P

Husky Haul sends files directly between your devices — laptop to phone, phone to laptop, browser to browser. Peer-to-peer, nothing stored on a server. Share a short code with the recipient and the transfer starts instantly. No signup, no app to install on mobile – just open the link in any browser. End-to-end encrypted via WebRTC. Chrome extension included for one-click sharing from desktop.

Hey Product Hunt! We all transfer files between our devices every day, and somehow it's still awkward. Email yourself a photo. Upload to Google Drive on one device, download on the other. AirDrop – great, unless one device isn't Apple. USB cable – what year is it? I wanted something dead simple: open a page on both devices, share a short code, done. No accounts, no app installs, no uploading anything to the cloud. The part I'm most proud of: your files never touch a server. Everything goes directly from browser to browser via WebRTC. The server only knows that device A wants to talk to device B – it never sees what they send. I took security seriously – ECDSA-signed requests, end-to-end encryption, TURN relay as fallback when P2P isn't possible. The Chrome extension makes it even faster – one click to share a file, a link, or a text snippet right from the browser toolbar. I'd love to hear: what's your current workaround for moving files between your laptop and phone? I bet everyone here has a different hack.

Secure File Transfer - Your files never touch a server. Browser-to-browser P2P

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