harddrive-party

Peer-to-peer file sharing tool with a local web UI, resumable transfers, and NAT hole-punching.

Desktopfree

harddrive-party is a peer-to-peer file sharing tool where a small number of peers share chosen directories and connect to each other by exchanging short connection codes, then browse and download files through a local web UI or command line. It supports resuming interrupted downloads, NAT hole-punching, and local-network discovery, and can be remote-controlled over HTTP/WebSocket to run headlessly on a NAS. It's aimed at people sharing directories directly with a known set of peers rather than through a public index.

Website

Full match profile

Behind the summary, Matchbox keeps a richer profile of harddrive-party - the signals our matcher actually reads to decide when to surface it. It stays private; claim the listing to see and control it.

Problem & pain-point mapping
Who we surface it to (audience fit)
What it's a strong alternative to
Trust & credibility signals

Claim harddrive-party to unlock →

Something wrong with this listing — dead link, not a real product, wrong info?

Try Matchbox with your own problem

Describe what is not working - we’ll show you whether harddrive-party (or something else) actually fits.

Try a problem