FTP Server — Wi-Fi Files

Turn your phone into an FTP server and move files over Wi-Fi — no cable, no cloud account, no upload to anyone else's computer. Start the server, and every device on the same network can browse the folder you picked using any FTP client: Finder on a Mac, File Explorer on Windows, FileZilla, or a file manager on another phone. WHAT IT DOES • Serves any folder you choose from your device's storage • Works over your local Wi-Fi — files never leave your network • Shows the exact address to type into your FTP client • Lists the clients currently connected • Runs while the app is open; the screen stays on so the transfer is not cut short ACCESS CONTROL • Set your own username and password • Or allow anonymous access, optionally read-only, when you just want to hand a file to a guest • Choose the port (1024–65535) • Show or hide dotfiles CONVENIENCE • Optionally start the server as soon as you open the app • Dark theme follows your system setting PRIVACY The app has no analytics, no accounts and no internet connection of its own. Your files are served directly from your device to whoever you let connect, over your own network. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. The app does not ask for storage permission. You pick a folder with Android's own folder picker, and only that folder is shared. On Android TV, where there is no folder picker, the app's own folder is shared instead. A one-time purchase. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.