Live Share · straight from your machine

File sharing. Minus the side quests.

No pairing. No Bluetooth drama. No same-Wi-Fi dance. Right-click a file, get a private link, and let them download it straight from your machine.

Linux · macOS · Windows · Free to start · Links close on their own

Frames 05–08 · Left on the cutting-room floor

Every side quest you used to run, struck from the roll.

  1. 05PairingGone
  2. 06Bluetooth dramaGone
  3. 07The same-Wi-Fi danceGone
  4. 08Uploading it firstGone

What's left: right-click, send the link.

Watch it happen

Frames 10–13 · Shutter release

It starts in Files.

Right-click, choose Share with xposed, and a control panel for the share opens in your browser.

  1. 01

    Right-click any file

    Or a few of them. No app window to open first.

  2. 02

    Get a link and a QR code

    A private HTTPS link, ready to paste or scan.

  3. 03

    They download from you

    Straight from your computer, while the share is open.

Finder · Quick Actions File Explorer GNOME Files · Scripts Terminal · xposed share <file>
Develops in 9 seconds. Scans in one.Go on. It opens this page.

Frames 15–18 · The negative

Hold up the code. Or send the link.

Every share gets a public HTTPS link and a QR code. Send the link, or hold up the code for someone to scan.

https://k3x9a.getxposed.link/s/4kQ9TzA2mXc1

Address

HTTPS, on getxposed.link

Search engines

Never indexed

Lifetime

24 hours, or up to 7 days on Pro

Frames 20–23 · The lens

Nothing is uploaded first.

The file streams straight from your disk, through the xposed relay at getxposed.link, to whoever's downloading it. No upload step, and we don't keep a copy; interrupted downloads pick up where they stopped. Your computer serves the file, so it has to stay on.

Per file
up to10GB
Link life
up to7days
Copies we keep
0

Free: 5 GB files, 24-hour links · Pro: 10 GB files, up to 7 days

Frames 24–29 · Darkroom

Three settings. All optional.

a · Darkroom door

PIN

Add a 6-digit PIN. Five wrong tries lock the share for 30 seconds.

b · Numbered edition

Download limit

Set a download limit. Once that many people have downloaded, nobody new can.

c · Light meter

Download log

See each download: which file, when, which browser, and how much was sent. Export it all as CSV.

Frames 30–34 · Contact sheet

Everything you're sharing, one command away.

Close a share and its link stops working at once. Prefer a page? xposed open shows every open share on a dashboard only you can see.

Frames 35–36 · Light table

Get started.

Install xposed, then run xposed login and sign in with GitHub or Google. Your computer is connected straight away.

macOS

curl -fsSL https://getxposed.link/install.sh | sh

Intel and Apple Silicon. Installs for your account only: no password, no admin. Adds Share with xposed to Finder's Quick Actions.

Windows

Download for Windows

Windows 10 and 11, Intel/AMD and ARM, in one setup file. Installs for your account only. It isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may ask you to choose More info, then Run anyway.

Linux

curl -fsSL https://getxposed.link/install.sh | sh

amd64 and arm64, with your package manager. Adds Share with xposed to GNOME Files.

Free

$0

  • Files up to 5 GB
  • 10 GB of transfers a month
  • Links last 24 hours
  • 1 computer

Pro

$6 a month · or $65 a year

  • Files up to 10 GB
  • 100 GB of transfers a month
  • Links last up to 7 days
  • 3 computers
What each plan includes →
Is my file uploaded anywhere?

It streams from your computer through the xposed relay when someone downloads it, and we don't keep a copy. Live Share is the only mode for now.

Does my computer need to stay on?

Yes, while the share is open.

How long do links last?

24 hours on Free, and up to 7 days on Pro. They close on their own when time runs out, whether or not anyone has downloaded.

How big can a file be?

Up to 5 GB each on Free, with 10 GB of transfers a month. Pro raises that to 10 GB files and 100 GB a month. You can add a PIN and a download limit, and watch downloads on a live dashboard.

Which systems does it run on?

macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon, with Finder), Windows 10 and 11 (File Explorer) and Linux (GNOME Files; amd64 and arm64).

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free one. Run xposed login and sign in with GitHub or Google; no invite or password needed.