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.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

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.

@dmitry_petrakov Super useful, I'll be using this like mad. If you could open source it.. I could trust it even more! Bravo lad

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

@dmitry_petrakov Super useful, I'll be using this like mad. If you could open source it.. I could trust it even more! Bravo lad

Secure File Transfer

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

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