LumeServe turns a folder on your computer into a web page. Press Start, scan the QR code with your phone, and browse or download over your own Wi-Fi.
Everything you need to hand files between your own devices, and nothing you don't.
Pick a folder and it becomes a clean, tappable file list in any browser. Only that folder is visible — the rest of your computer stays out of reach.
Every address your computer answers on gets its own QR code and copy button, so you never have to guess which one your phone can actually reach.
Set a password and visitors are asked for it before they see a single file name. Leave it blank on a network you trust.
Watch requests arrive as they happen: what was opened, which device asked, how large it was, and whether it finished.
Nothing is uploaded. There is no cloud service and no internet connection needed — just the Wi-Fi your devices already share.
Remembers your last folder, port and password, can open the browser on start, and can keep the computer awake through a long transfer.
Three steps, about ten seconds.
Pick the folder you want to share, and set a password and port if you need them.
LumeServe lists every address your computer is now reachable at, each with a QR code.
Scan from your phone or type the address on another computer, then browse and download.
The things people usually want to check first.
No. Files are served straight from your computer to the other device over your local network. LumeServe has no cloud service and no server of ours involved at any point.
No. You only need a network that both devices are on — home Wi-Fi, an office network, or even a phone hotspot. It works with the internet completely disconnected.
No. Anything with a web browser works: iPhone, Android, iPad, another Windows or Mac laptop, even a smart TV. There is nothing to install and no account to create on either side.
Not by design. LumeServe shares only on your local network. It does not open your router to the internet and does not set up any kind of remote access.
Only the folder you selected and what is inside it. Files elsewhere on your computer are not reachable, and shortcuts pointing outside the shared folder are refused rather than followed.
Sharing stops immediately. The folder is only reachable while LumeServe is running and the server is started — closing the window ends it, as does pressing Stop.
Nothing is lost. The password only guards the current share, not your files. Open LumeServe, type a new one, and start the server again.
LumeServe is free on the Microsoft Store. There is no subscription, no trial timer and no locked features.