Zero-config P2P encrypted folder syncing, not the 2007 game
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👋 Hello ProductHunt! Ever wanted to send the photos you took on a hiking trip to a friend and realized that your Cloud storage was full? Or need to send a bunch of files between your laptop and home desktop? Introducing, portal — a p2p live folder syncing tool that just works out of the box.
Some features:
Ephemeral: As soon as you close your portal, no further content can be downloaded from it. No data is stored anywhere except on the host device.
Decentralized: There is no central portal server that all data is routed through. portal only uses public servers to maintain a DHT (distributed hash table) for peer discovery.
One-to-many: A single host can sync data to any number of connected peers.
Stream-based: Utilizes file streaming to handle files of arbitrary size (regardless of whether they fit in memory or not)
Efficient: Changes in single files means that only one file needs to be synced. portal tracks which files have changed to avoid resyncing entire folders wherever possible.
Secure: Like Dat, all data is encrypted using the read key. Only those who have your current 32-byte portal session ID can view the data you share.
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