Transok is a lightweight desktop application designed for transferring files between devices on the same local network. It allows users to share documents, images, videos, and other files without uploading them to external cloud services. The application supports direct device-to-device transfers without imposing limits on individual file sizes or transfer quantities. Users can protect shared files with passwords to prevent unauthorized downloads. Its local network discovery functionality helps identify available sharing services. The interface emphasizes simplicity and avoids unnecessary storage overhead. Originally developed with Wails, the desktop client has been rebuilt using a native Go-based interface without an embedded webview. Transok is suitable for transferring large files between computers while keeping transfers within the local network.
Features
- Direct peer-to-peer file sharing between devices connected to the same local area network
- Unlimited file transfer quantities and file sizes without application-imposed transfer restrictions
- Optional password protection for shared files to prevent unauthorized access and downloading
- Automatic local network service discovery using Zeroconf-based device identification
- Lightweight native desktop interface built with Go without requiring an embedded browser engine
- Local file transfers without uploading documents or media to third-party cloud storage services