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EchoDuck allows you to instantly share folders as a static web server without any installations, uploads, or tracking. Files are stored on your device, and access is granted through a customizable public URL. The service uses SSL encryption and password protection to ensure data privacy. There's no file size limit, and the service is ideal for sharing large files or static websites. The setup involves opening a browser tab and granting read-only access to a folder, with no need to install additional software.

Instant folder sharing • EchoDuck

Hello everyone! Mark Jivko here, the creator of EchoDuck.
First of all, thank you for sharing this! It’s a tool I built out of curiosity when researching Web Sockets and some modern web browser APIs.
One interesting thing to note is that this app actually creates a Static Web Server in your browser tab. Think about that. The server is your tab. If you close the tab, it’s dead. Gone. It really doesn’t get any more private than that.
And it’s free. Mostly because I didn’t bother monetizing it in any way.