One‑Tap Share
Choose a folder → Start. Anyone on your Wi‑Fi can open the link or scan a QR code.
Built for Developers, Handy for Everyone
Start a tiny daemon in seconds. Share folders on LAN, mount via WebDAV, or host static sites for quick tests — privately and locally.
WebDAV Ready
Mount from Finder/Explorer/Linux file managers, or use DAV‑capable Android apps.
Local Dev
Host static assets, test callbacks, or demo a build across devices in the same LAN.
Privacy First
Runs on your device. Optional basic auth and per‑directory permissions.
Features
HTTP + Directory Listing
Serve folders with clean indexes, file previews, and range requests for media.
WebDAV (Read/Write)
Two‑way operations: upload, rename, move, delete — compatible with popular clients.
Access Control
Optional auth tokens / basic auth; limit upload/browse per directory.
QR & Device Info
Show IP and QR for quick sharing to phones, tablets, and PCs on the same network.
Background Service
Foreground notification keeps the daemon stable while you multitask.
Open Source
Transparent code and community‑driven roadmap — contribute on GitHub.
Run locally. Keep control. httpd.site focuses on doing one job well.
⭐ Star the repoQuick Start
- Pick a folder to serve
- Tap Start to launch the daemon
- Open the shown URL on any device in your LAN
$ curl http://device-ip:8080/
FAQ
Is data sent to the internet?
No. httpd.site serves content locally on your device and network. Remote access requires your own VPN or reverse proxy.
Does it support HTTPS?
Use a reverse proxy (e.g., Caddy/Nginx/Cloudflare Tunnel) to terminate TLS and forward to the app's local port.
Which clients work with WebDAV?
Finder/Explorer/Linux managers; Android apps like Solid Explorer, FolderSync, and DAV‑capable tools.