A very simple tool for transferring files between two computers. Linux <-> Windows should just work, uPnP handling, etc - just a crazy simple way to transfer a file without setting up Dropbox, ftp servers or whatnot!
People usually recommend https://file.pizza but it just doesn't work for me.
Now that I think about this it would be beautiful if there was something like stunnel but for NAT hole punching and what not. You would do:
$ send-file FILE
qk11c14pmq7maeod
$
You would send the unique id (that could be also something that gives a QR code to scan or something like random words) over a separate channel. Then you would "receive-file qk11c14pmq7maeod" on the other end. It would be a simple binary that would be easy to embed and call through some pretty UI. Probably generation and scanning of those possible QR codes would have to be a part of the package. The problem would be who would finance servers needed for NAT traversal?I just use good old SMB/network sharing - it's not much harder than setting up some program on two devices. Works between Windows/Linux/Android, fast and good enough.