QRServ - HTTP File Transfer

QRServ - HTTP File Transfer

Empower Your Data: Seamless File Sharing

• QRServ transforms your device into a powerful local server, allowing you to bridge the gap between platforms with unparalleled ease.

• By generating a private HTTP gateway, you can share files instantly with any device equipped with a web browser or a QR scanner.

• Experience the freedom of high-speed local transfers without the need for mobile data or external cloud services.

Effortless Connectivity

• Share over any local connection, including Wi-Fi access points, tethered hotspots, or configured VPNs.

• Generate instant QR codes that allow for immediate downloads on receiving devices.

• Interact with your QR code to quickly view URLs or copy full paths to your clipboard.

• Distribute files directly from your favorite apps using the integrated system share sheet.

Intelligent File Management

• Select multiple files simultaneously to have them automatically bundled into a convenient ZIP archive.

• Utilize Direct Access Mode to handle large files efficiently by streaming them from internal storage without clogging your app cache.

• Personalize your download links by choosing whether to show or hide original filenames.

• Monitor your activity with real-time notifications that alert you the moment a client begins and finishes a download.

Customization and Control

• Adapt the app to your technical needs by choosing specific network interfaces and port numbers.

• Detect modifications to your hosted files in real-time to ensure data integrity during transfers.

• Access the interface in over a dozen languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and more.

• Benefit from a streamlined permission model that only requires essential internet and storage access.

Transparency and Trust

• Embrace the security of open-source software by exploring the source code or contributing to the project.

• Maintain complete privacy by keeping your data moves strictly within your own local network.

• For advanced users on Android 11 or later, a dedicated GitHub version is available to unlock the full potential of Direct Access Mode.

• Project Source: https://github.com/uintdev/qrserv

FAQ

Q: Can I share multiple files at the same time?

A: Yes, you can easily share multiple items at once. When you select several files simultaneously, QRServ automatically bundles them into a single, convenient ZIP archive, making sending batches of documents or media effortless for the receiver.

Q: What is Direct Access Mode and when should I use it?

A: Direct Access Mode is an intelligent feature designed for handling large files efficiently. Instead of copying the file into the app's temporary cache, it streams the file directly from your internal storage to the receiving device. This saves valuable storage space and prevents your app cache from clogging up during big transfers.

Q: Can I send files to QRServ directly from other apps on my device?

A: System integration is built right in! QRServ connects seamlessly with your device's native system share sheet. Whenever you are viewing a file in a gallery, file manager, or document viewer, you can tap the share button and choose QRServ to host it instantly.

Version History

v3.1.1——27 Jul 2026

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*3.1.1

- Minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.44/Dart 3.12

- App is now ARM64 only

- General performance improvements

- Preparations for Built-in Kotlin

- Incremented target and compile SDK to 37 (Android 17)

*3.0.6

- Addressed an issue preventing reproducible builds -- '.note.gnu.build-id' is now removed from all native libraries automatically

- NDK version bumped back to 29 -- there was a temporary bug limiting it to 28 in the previous release build

- Improved file type icon logic

*3.0.0

- Updated UI

- New settings section

- Port number is now user configurable

- Minimum SDK version had been increased to 24 (Android 7), as per Flutter 3.35.0 requirements

- Fixed a couple cases of crashes (certain video files, file not found) when sharing file selection with app

- Updated translations

- Android builds are now ARM64-only

- Loopback IP addresses now listed

See GitHub releases page for all notable changes made.