By WEB INVADERS

Local Share

Free web app and PWA to send files between phone and PC on Wi‑Fi or LAN — plus a Chrome extension side panel to send links, files, and clipboard from your computer while browsing. Peer-to-peer transfers, no cloud file storage, no account.

Not sure which client to use? See the feature comparison.

Local Share Chrome extension side panel on a laptop — send links and files to your phone Local Share web app on a phone — receive files over Wi‑Fi or LAN without cloud storage

How it works

Same room. Web app or Chrome extension — your choice.

Join the same room

Devices on the same Wi‑Fi or LAN join automatically. Across networks, enter the same room code or open the invite link from the web app.

Send peer-to-peer

Phone: receive files, drag-and-drop, or share from other apps via Android Share. PC: send the current tab link, clipboard, context-menu selections, or files — device to device over WebRTC.

Features

Two clients, one room. Pick what fits each device.

Web / PWA

  • Install as app on your phone home screen
  • Send & receive files, photos, video, documents
  • Drag-and-drop files onto peers
  • Android / OS Share menu intake
  • Copy room invite link
  • Works on any modern browser

Chrome extension

  • Side panel while browsing
  • One-click current tab URL
  • Clipboard & file send
  • Right-click context menus: page, selection, link, image, video
  • Keep-alive & notifications when panel is closed
  • Trust sync from an open PWA tab

Chrome extension

Side panel for sending tab links, clipboard, and files while you browse. Works with the Local Share web app in the same room.

Chrome Web Store — coming soon

Questions? share@webinvade.rs

Privacy and safety

Local Share is designed so file bytes go device-to-device over WebRTC when a direct peer connection is available.

  • No cloud file archive — the signaling server discovers peers; it is not a file-hosting cloud for your transfers.
  • No account required — use the web app or extension without signing up.
  • Settings stay local — browser storage for the web app; Chrome local storage for the extension.
  • Permissions on demand — clipboard, tabs, and media access only when you send something.

Read the Privacy Policy (web app & extension), or see the feature comparison for capability and permission differences between clients.