Original Summary

I send large files for work, and the part that always annoyed me was the double wait: upload everything to a service, then the other person downloads it. Plus the file then sits on someone else's server for a week. So I built WispFile. You drop in files or a whole folder, get a link, and the recipient's browser pulls the file straight from yours. What it does: No upload step. The transfer starts as soon as they open the link. End-to-end encrypted. Nothing is stored on our side. No account for sending or receiving, and no size limit set. I've verified transfers up to 5 GB end to end so far. * If the connection drops, or the receiver reloads the page, it resumes instead of starting over. It's free to use: https://wispfile.com   submitted by   /u/mohiemen [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/25 05:38:28