File transfer / Web & Android
Ghost FileShuttler
A file transfer tool connecting desktop browsers and Android devices through cloud or local network workflows.
What it does.
Ghost FileShuttler, also branded .Vault Access, helps people move files between computers and Android devices. It provides paired vaults, browser uploads and an Android archive view, with cloud and local network modes.
- Pair devices using a shared vault PIN
- Upload and download files through web and Android interfaces
- Choose cloud transfers or a local network workflow
THE VALUE IN EVERYDAY USE
How it helps.
Built for people who regularly move documents and other files between a computer and an Android phone. It provides a dedicated transfer workflow instead of requiring a different workaround for every device.
Bridge desktop and mobile
A browser interface on the computer and a native Android application give each device a practical place to upload, find and download files.
Choose a transfer mode for the situation
Cloud and local network workflows give users options depending on where their devices are and how they are connected.
Keep the hand-off straightforward
Shared vault pairing and an archive view bring device connection and file discovery into a focused transfer experience.
In practice.
A student preparing a document on a laptop can upload it through the browser and retrieve it on an Android phone. Someone working within a local network can use that transfer mode as part of the same device-to-device workflow.
BEHIND THE BUILD
Technology stack.
- Python
- Flask
- Kotlin
- Android SDK
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
Development activity.
First and latest recorded commits on the repository’s default branch, checked on 16 October 2026.
Our contribution.
Cross-platform file transfer development spanning the browser experience, Flask service and native Android application.