just f***ing send it

The STUN-only approach is actually pretty cool.Most tools saying "peer-to-peer" end up relaying traffic through their own servers when things get complicated.Have you seen many transfers fail because of NAT restrictions?Congrats on the launch!

browser-to-browser is the right default — but the part nobody shows is transfers behind symmetric nat quietly falling back to a turn relay. that relay's the one bit of 'no server' that isn't.

This is clever. Does resume work if the receiver accidentally closes their tab mid-transfer?

Hey! 👋Congrats on the launch! 🚀I love the simplicity of the concept. So many ideas get stuck in planning mode, and a product that encourages people to stop overthinking and actually ship resonates with every founder and creator.We're also launching Blazly Backlinker today, helping marketers automate backlink discovery, outreach, and guest posting from one workflow.Would love to hear your thoughts if you get a chance to check us out as well. Best of luck with the launch today! 🎉

Congrats!! I loved the "play 2048 while you wait" feature! :D

The name is hard to ignore 😄Are there any practical limits on file size or transfer speed, but this looks really useful. Congrats!

Love the idea! But how is it different/better than Localsend, Airclap etc?

Hey Product Hunt 👋
Last week I was trying to send a 15GB file to a friend, and I sat there watching Google Drive slowly sync it up to a server… so it could then sync back down to him. Two big transfers and a wait, just to move a file between two people who were both online right then.

That made no sense to me, so I built jfsendit. You drop a file, you get a short code, you give the code to one person. The bytes go straight from your browser to theirs over an encrypted WebRTC connection — they never get uploaded to or stored on a server. Only a tiny code-exchange touches my side, just to introduce the two browsers to each other.

A few things I'm proud of:
- No accounts, no installs, works in Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Safari incl. mobile
- Multi-GB files and whole folders (streams across as one .zip) — that 15GB file now just goes
- End-to-end encrypted by default (WebRTC DTLS) — I literally can't see what you send
- Resumes from the exact byte if the connection drops
- Nothing stored, no tracking, codes are one-time and short-lived
- While you wait for your file to be transferred you can play snake, yes there is also a leaderboard
- If the sender and receiver are on the same LAN, it doesn't even touch the Internet

It's free and there's nothing to sign up for. Send something to a friend and tell me where it breaks — especially connection issues across different networks, since that's the hardest part of going server-less. Brutally honest feedback very welcome.