Software that runs on your device, not ours.
Offline by default · No accounts · No telemetry
Send files and sync the clipboard between iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and Linux. Built on Google's open-source Nearby protocol, so it talks to Android's Quick Share directly. Transfers go peer-to-peer over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth — nothing is uploaded, and there is no server to upload to.
No account, no registration, no size limits, and logs that stay on your machine.
Website · macOS via Homebrew · Open-source v1
X-plore's workflow on a current Android stack: dual-pane tree browsing, archives that open like ordinary folders, an app manager, and root access. Kotlin + Compose with a Material 3 Expressive UI.
Ships without the INTERNET permission — a tool with root powers should not be
able to phone home, and this one cannot.
Releases · GPL-3.0 · Android 8.0+
- Offline by default. The network is a feature you opt into, not a dependency you inherit.
- No accounts. Nothing here needs to know who you are.
- No telemetry. Not even the anonymous kind.
- Minimum permissions. Each app asks for what it needs to work, and nothing beyond it.
- Funded by purchases, never by selling what passes through the software.