ButterShare

ButterShare

ButterShare is a browser-based peer-to-peer file sharing tool designed for people who need a fast and simple way to move large files between devices.

Unlike traditional file-sharing services that require files to be uploaded to cloud storage first, ButterShare can transfer files directly between the sender and receiver using WebRTC.

What can you use ButterShare for?

ButterShare is useful for:

Sending large files between your own devices

Sharing project files with teammates

Moving development builds and archives

Sending videos and creative assets

Sharing datasets and database exports

Transferring logs and debugging files

Moving folders between Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iPhone

Key Features

Browser-based peer-to-peer file transfer

No signup required

No mandatory cloud upload for direct transfers

Encrypted WebRTC connections

Share using a link or QR code

Cross-platform support

Designed for large files and folders

Works without installing an application

Who is ButterShare for?

ButterShare is useful for developers, creators, freelancers, remote teams, students, and anyone who regularly needs to transfer large files without going through a traditional cloud drive.

For developers specifically, ButterShare can be used to share builds, binaries, project archives, database exports, datasets, logs, and other temporary development files quickly between machines or teammates.

Pricing

ButterShare's peer-to-peer file transfer is currently free to use.