AirPipe enables seamless file transfers between a terminal and a phone using QR codes, without the need for any apps or accounts. With end-to-end encryption and an easy-to-use CLI interface, files can be sent and received securely in seconds. Enjoy a hassle-free transfer experience with complete privacy.
AirPipe facilitates secure and seamless file transfers between a terminal and mobile devices through QR codes, eliminating the need for apps or accounts. This process is underpinned by end-to-end encryption, ensuring that files are transferred safely without third-party access.
Key Features
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Simple file transfer: Easily send files from your computer to your phone using a straightforward command line interface. For example:
airpipe send config.yamlGenerate a QR code for quick scanning, and the file downloads directly to your device.
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Secure encryption: AirPipe employs robust encryption techniques (NaCl secretbox with XSalsa20-Poly1305) to ensure that files are protected during transfer. The encryption key is generated locally and embedded in the URL fragment, which ensures that it never touches the server, providing a zero-knowledge relay.
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User-friendly commands: Utilizing basic commands, users can quickly send or receive files. Sending a file is as simple as:
airpipe send ./error.logTo receive a file:
airpipe receive ./downloads -
Self-hosting capability: Users have the option to set up their own relay server with minimal configuration. Self-hosting can be done using Docker:
docker run -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/sanyam-g/airpipe-relay airpipe --relay wss://your-server:8080 send file.txt
How It Works
- The command-line interface (CLI) generates an encryption key locally.
- This key is embedded in the URL fragment, never transmitted to the server.
- The file is encrypted on the sending device and streamed securely through the relay service.
- The receiving device decrypts the file within the browser.
- The relay service only sees the encrypted data, ensuring a strict zero-knowledge policy.
AirPipe provides a streamlined solution for privacy-conscious users seeking efficient file transfers without the complications of traditional methods.
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