Feem
Share files offline — no cloud, no internet needed.
Feem connects devices on a shared Wi-Fi network (router, hotspot, or Wi-Fi Direct) so users can pick files and send them directly to another device. Transfers run device-to-device with no server in the middle. The app is available on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux, and claims to be faster than Bluetooth and cloud-based transfer.
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