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Dev tools · August 10, 2025

One-Host

No download / Install. Transfer files locally at 3X speed!

What it does

No need to download, install or configure any software to transfer files. Open One-Host on a browser, scan the QR or share the auto generated / custom Peer Id on other devices. Experience 3X faster speed transfers than any cloud service in your local network.

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