smllr is a free toolkit for your files that runs entirely in your browser. Share peer-to-peer, meet privately, screen cast, encrypt, compress, convert, handle PDFs, and work with QR codes. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked, and there is no account. Your files never leave your device unless you send them, and transfers are end-to-end encrypted. Free, with no limits, no sign in/no sign up
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How does the peer-to-peer sharing actually work in practice, like do both people need to be on the site at the same time or can you leave a link for later?
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@evval521481 Both people need to be on the site at the same time
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How does the peer-to-peer sharing actually work under the hood, like is it a direct WebRTC connection or does it still rely on some signaling server in the middle to set things up?
Love that everything runs locally, just opened the PDF tool and merged a couple of docs without anything leaving my laptop. Feels snappy and the no-account setup is exactly what I want from a file utility.
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@selin991300 Appreciate it! Thanks for trying it out!
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Ran a few PDFs and a QR code through it right in Chrome and was surprised everything just worked locally. Love that there's zero upload, no account, and the peer-to-peer sharing feels properly private.
Handy little toolkit, the peer-to-peer sharing worked smoothly between my laptop and phone without anything leaving the browser. Liked that I could compress a PDF and slap a QR code on it in one go.
How does the peer-to-peer sharing actually work in practice, like do both people need to be on the site at the same time or can you leave a link for later?
@evval521481 Both people need to be on the site at the same time
How does the peer-to-peer sharing actually work under the hood, like is it a direct WebRTC connection or does it still rely on some signaling server in the middle to set things up?
@fahrettin121226 Yea direct connection.
Love that everything runs locally, just opened the PDF tool and merged a couple of docs without anything leaving my laptop. Feels snappy and the no-account setup is exactly what I want from a file utility.
@selin991300 Appreciate it! Thanks for trying it out!
Ran a few PDFs and a QR code through it right in Chrome and was surprised everything just worked locally. Love that there's zero upload, no account, and the peer-to-peer sharing feels properly private.
@semihdolaner Thank you!
Handy little toolkit, the peer-to-peer sharing worked smoothly between my laptop and phone without anything leaving the browser. Liked that I could compress a PDF and slap a QR code on it in one go.