Files travel direct
Content moves browser-to-browser over DTLS-encrypted WebRTC. It never passes through or rests on any server - including ours.
PierPulse turns one browser tab into a private file server. Choose a folder and share the code - guests browse, stream, download and edit straight from your disk over an encrypted peer-to-peer link. Nothing gets uploaded, and no account is needed.
Your browser becomes the server. The tab stays open; the files stay on your machine - guests only ever see what's inside the folder you pick.
Full read-and-write hosting uses desktop Chrome, Edge, or Opera.
Have a code from a host? Enter it here to reach their folder from any browser.
The code is both the address and the key. Codes live only as long as the host's pier is open.
The grant lives in this tab only. Nothing outside the folder is ever visible, and you can close the pier at any moment.
The code is both the address and the key. Rotate it whenever you like - anyone holding an old code is locked out.
Guests stream video, read documents and - only if you allow it - save edits straight back into your folder.
A straight answer, because this app points at a real folder on your disk.
Content moves browser-to-browser over DTLS-encrypted WebRTC. It never passes through or rests on any server - including ours.
The host picks a single folder. That is the entire blast radius. Guests cannot enumerate or touch anything outside it.
Guests get exactly the role you grant - view, download or edit - set per person, changeable live, revocable with one click.
A public signaling service introduces the two browsers to each other - like exchanging phone numbers - then steps out of the way. It sees two random IDs, never your files. Hosting is best on desktop Chrome, Edge or Opera; guests can use any modern browser. The host tab must stay open while guests are connected.