DirectServe: Share & Stream

GhostgramLabs

About this app

📱 DirectServe - File Sharing, Media Streaming, Screen Mirroring & DLNA Server

Share files from Android to iPhone, PC, Mac, TV, tablet, laptop, Chromebook and more over WiFi or hotspot. No app needed on other devices.

Open a link, scan a QR code, or discover your phone as a DLNA/UPnP media server. DirectServe works locally without cloud uploads, accounts, USB cables, internet, or receiver installs.

🔹 Key Features

🔗 Share to Any Browser
Open and download videos, photos, music, PDFs, documents, archives, and files from iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, tablets, and browser-enabled TVs.

📱➡️🍎 Android to iPhone Transfer
Send files from Android to iPhone or iPad over WiFi or hotspot without AirDrop, USB, cloud storage, or an iOS app.

📱➡️💻 Android to PC / Laptop Sharing
Browse, preview, download, and manage files from a browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook.

🔄 Two-Way File Transfer
Receive files back from PC, iPhone, tablet, or another phone. Upload approval can keep the owner in control.

🎬 Stream Supported Media
Play supported videos and music directly from your Android phone. If a browser cannot play a file, you can still download the original.

⚡ Smart Media Compatibility
DirectServe tries direct playback first and prepares browser-compatible streams when possible and needed, depending on file, device, and browser support.

📺 DLNA / UPnP Media Server
Make your Android phone visible as a local media server for Smart TVs, VLC, Kodi, Windows Media Player, PlayStation, Xbox, and other DLNA/UPnP players.

📡 Stream to TV
Watch supported videos, music, and photos from your phone on Smart TVs, browsers, VLC, Kodi, consoles, and supported media players.

📲 Live Screen Mirroring
Mirror your Android screen to another device through a browser on the same WiFi or hotspot. Useful for demos, meetings, teaching, and big-screen viewing.

💬 Quick Text Sharing
Send links, notes, messages, codes, and short text between your phone and connected browsers.

📶 Works on WiFi or Hotspot
Use DirectServe anywhere nearby devices can join the same network.

🔒 Private Local Sharing
Your files stay on your Android phone. DirectServe does not upload your library to cloud storage.

🛡️ Session Controls
Use optional PIN protection, approve uploads, block devices, disable downloads, stop sharing anytime, and clear temporary playback files.

🔹 Use DirectServe For

• Android to iPhone file transfer
• Android to PC file sharing
• Phone to laptop file transfer
• Send large videos without USB
• Stream supported Android videos to TV
• Use Android as a DLNA / UPnP media server
• Play supported media in VLC, Kodi, Smart TV, Windows Media Player, PlayStation, or Xbox
• Create a private local media streaming hub
• Stream supported videos and music in a browser
• Mirror Android screen to PC, TV, tablet, or phone
• Share files without internet while traveling
• Receive files back from iPhone, PC, tablet, or another phone
• Send links, notes, and text between devices

🔹 Why Choose DirectServe

✅ No receiver app required
✅ Works with iPhone, PC, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, TV, tablet, and browser devices
✅ Supports DLNA/UPnP media discovery
✅ Works over WiFi or hotspot
✅ No cloud upload
✅ No account required
✅ No USB cable needed
✅ Local-only sharing
✅ Optional PIN protection
✅ Upload approval and download controls

🌍 Language Support

English, Afrikaans, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malayalam, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Spanish (US), Swedish, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese.

🔹 Privacy

DirectServe is designed for private local sharing. Your files stay on your device unless you choose to share them with nearby devices on the same WiFi or hotspot. No cloud account is required.

What’s new

Stability improvements:
• Fixed crash when opening Hotspot/Wi-Fi settings on some devices.
• Fixed startup crash in the media compatibility pipeline.
• Fixed live screen-share crash on viewer disconnect.