Meet Dhara — send files without the cloud, without accounts, without internet
DHARA SHARE FILES · NO CLOUD · NO ACCOUNTS · NO INTERNET A cross-platform file-share app that runs a tiny HTTP server on your device. Anyone on the same Wi-Fi (or your phone's hotspot) can pull the files straight from you — from any browser, no app required. TL;DR — Dhara turns your phone or Mac into a temporary file server. You pick a folder or files, Dhara spins up a local HTTP server, and any device on the same network opens the URL and grabs what it needs. No signup, no upload to a third party, no data leaving the local network. Just launched on the iOS App Store; macOS in review; Android and Windows on the runway. Why I built Dhara Every "share this file to my other device" workflow in 2026 involves at least one of the following annoyances: Upload to a cloud you don't own so it can come back down two feet away. Create an account on some third-party service that now has your file in its logs. Pair devices , install the same ...
