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Local Transfer

by Md Arafath Rahman

5.0
10
Screens
Android
Platform
Free / Open Source
Price

A blazing-fast, secure local file sharing application. Transfer files, media, folders, text, and apps across devices on your local Wi-Fi network with zero internet usage, zero compression, and complete privacy.

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Key Features

Fast, local, and completely private

Move your gigabytes in seconds across local Wi-Fi without relying on slow internet or cloud servers.

High-Speed Local Transfers

Direct device-to-device transfers over local Wi-Fi with maximum network bandwidth and zero cellular data usage.

Universal Content Support

Send documents, gallery media, entire directories, raw text snippets, or installed APK apps in one tap.

Nearby Radar Discovery

Automatic peer discovery with playful alias names (e.g. Lovely Onion) and instant web-link reception.

PIN Protection & Security

Enforce optional PIN verification before incoming transfers are accepted, keeping your storage safe.

Material Design 3

Modern pill navigation, adaptive color schemes, smooth bottom sheets, and fluid layout responsiveness.

Zero Cloud / 100% Offline

No tracking, no remote databases, and no internet access needed. Your transfers never leave your local room.

Design System

Color Palette

Modern high-contrast palette featuring electric indigo and beacon blue accents for effortless readability.

Dark Theme

Background
#0D0E15
Surface Card
#161824
Accent Indigo
#4F46E5
Primary Text
#FFFFFF

Light Theme

Background
#F7F7FA
Surface Card
#FFFFFF
Accent Indigo
#4F46E5
Primary Text
#1A1A24

Built With

Kotlin Android (Kotlin) Material 3 Material 3 Jetpack Compose Jetpack Compose Room Database Room Database Wi-Fi Direct & Sockets Dynamic Theming Open Source Open Source
10
Total Screens
2
Theme Modes
0 KB
Cloud / Internet Usage
100%
Offline & Private
Local Transfer

Interested in this project?

Local Transfer is open source. Check out the source code on GitHub, fork it, or build it locally with Android Studio.