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Every "send a big file" tool I tried either uploads to some cloud, caps the size, wants an account, or quietly charges you once the file is big enough. So I built the opposite. Warp opens a room, gives you a short code (or a QR), and once the other device joins, your files stream browser-to-browser over an encrypted WebRTC channel. The server only introduces the two peers, then steps aside. It never sees, stores, or relays a single byte. No upload, no account, no size cap. A few things...
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relay fallback when direct fails?
so it's magic-wormhole for people who don't use terminals
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