Folder Server - WiFi Transfer

HARDCODED JOY S.R.L.

About this app

Access / transfer files via WiFi.
1. Open the app and select a folder.
2. Press "start" to start the HTTP server. The app will display the access link.
3. Access it via normal web browser from any device.

No special software is required on the other device, just a web browser!
The two devices must be in the same WiFi network.
Also works with WiFi Hotspot (WiFi router not needed, but recommended for better speed)

This app creates a HTTP server, NOT FTP.

The app gives access to the selected folder and subdirectories only.

Please read the in-app help for detailed instructions on how to use.

App features:
• download a file
• upload files
• delete a file
• create new folder
• delete folder (must be empty)
• links mode selection: download / navigate
• download all as zip
• 4 themes (2 light themes, 2 dark themes)

This app is very useful when you want to transfer files and you don't have the USB cable, or when the USB port is busy with something else (charger / headphones / mouse / etc.)

Disclaimer:
App uses plain HTTP which is NOT encrypted. App is intended for personal use on private network. Please do not share / transfer sensitive content via public network, as it may be accessed by anyone on that network.

Ratings and reviews

Beautiful App! So simple and so very effective. I can choose the folder (Internal or SD card), configure the settings, and boom...there they are on the network. App size is absolutely tiny so I'm fairly certain the developer didn't put in any tracking or ads. It's cheap (free, on sale right now) but powerful! Thanks!

Had one of these apps on Amazon app store that I used for years. It stopped working when I upgraded my phone. This is the perfect tool to replace it - but I wish there was a drag and drop feature to share a folder on my Android desktop, that would shortcut the files to be shared.

Great tool to get files transferred to a PC. Unfortunately, Android itself and Android apps love to hide where any files are stored. One file manager tool won't show you where files were saved, and another file manager tool will show you the folders denied by the first manager, and so you have to hunt with great difficulty to locate files that you saved in an app just so that you can serve them with this folder tool. Android clucks.

What's new

- New UI
- More languages