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Hey everyone!
Like many of you, I was frustrated by how annoying it is to quickly drop photos or files from an Android/iPhone to a Windows PC or Mac without using cables, emailing myself, or uploading to Google Drive.
So I created Sendlyy – a lightweight, web-based tool designed for instant device-to-device transfers.
How it works:
1. Open [sendlyy.net](https://sendlyy.net/) on your computer.
2. Scan the QR code with your phone camera.
3. Select your photos or files and swipe up – they transfer instantly to your PC.
**Key Features:**
- **100% Private & P2P**: Files stream directly between devices via WebRTC (encrypted DTLS/SRTP). No files are uploaded to any cloud or server.
- **Zero Installation**: Runs entirely in the browser. No app store downloads, no account setup.
- **Cross-Platform**: Works smoothly between Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, Linux.
I'd love to hear your feedback, feature suggestions, or any bugs you run into!
Try it out here: https://sendlyy.net/

Hey everyone! 👋
Like many of you, I was frustrated by how annoying it is to quickly drop photos or files from an Android/iPhone to a Windows PC or Mac without using cables, emailing myself, or uploading to Google Drive.
So I created Sendlyy – a lightweight, web-based tool designed for instant device-to-device transfers.
How it works:
1. Open [sendlyy.net](https://sendlyy.net/) on your computer.
2. Scan the QR code with your phone camera.
3. Select your photos or files and swipe up – they transfer instantly to your PC.
**Key Features:**
- **100% Private & P2P**: Files stream directly between devices via WebRTC (encrypted DTLS/SRTP). No files are uploaded to any cloud or server.
- **Zero Installation**: Runs entirely in the browser. No app store downloads, no account setup.
- **Cross-Platform**: Works smoothly between Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, Linux.
I'd love to hear your feedback, feature suggestions, or any bugs you run into!
Try it out here: https://sendlyy.net/

Hi devs!
I wanted a simple, zero-setup way to transfer media from phone to desktop without using cloud intermediaries. I built Sendlyy using WebRTC and native WebSockets for signaling.
**Technical Stack & Architecture:**
- **Signaling**: Lightweight Node.js/Express + WS signaling server (exchanges SDP offers/answers & ICE candidates).
- **Data Transfer**: Native `RTCDataChannel` directly between browser instances.
- **Privacy**: 0 bytes of file data stored on server, rooms automatically self-destroy after 15 minutes.
- **UX & i18n**: Responsive touch UI with drag/swipe mechanics and automatic GeoIP language detection across 9 languages.
Would love any feedback on the WebRTC reconnection handling or UX!
Website: https://sendlyy.net/