Unino - Local Network File Sharing Tool

homepage: https://www.unino.tech

🚀 What is Unino?

Unino is a desktop application that enables lightning-fast cross-platform file sharing within your local network. Once installed on your computer, it creates a secure web server allowing any device (phones, tablets, or other computers) to:

📁 Upload/download files via a browser

📱 Access shared files without installing apps

🔍 Preview common file types instantly

Core Advantages:

✅ No cloud storage required (direct device-to-device transfers)

✅ Zero user accounts or configuration

✨ Key Features

• 🌐 Browser Access: Connect via QR code or manual URL entry
• 📦 Drag & Drop Sharing: Instantly share files/folders from webpage
• 🔒 Local Network Security: No data leaves your private network
• 🖼️ Built-in Previewer: Supports documents, images, audio, and videos
• ⚡ Single-device installation, universal access - no extra installation required on other devices

📥 Installation && Usage Guide

Supported OS: Windows 10/11, macOS 10.15+

1. Download Installer:

   Visit unino.tech and choose your OS version.

2. Install:

   Windows: Double-click Unino.exe

   macOS: Drag Unino.app to Applications folder

3. Start Sharing:

   Launch Unino on your desktop

4. Access Options:

   Scan the QR code with your phone camera OR Enter the displayed URL (e.g., http://192.168.1.5:9930) in any browser

❓ FAQ

Q: Why can't I launch the software?

Windows: Add the software to exceptions in Windows Security.

macOS: Grant permissions under System Preferences → Privacy & Security → Security.

Q: Why can't my device access the Unino web page?

A: Ensure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi/LAN. For Virtual Machine users:

• Switch to bridged networking mode in your VM settings.
• Temporarily disable: Firewall & network protection and App & Browser Control (under Windows Security settings)

Q: Does file sharing work offline?

Yes! Unino uses your local network - no internet required.

Q: What file types can be previewed?

Supported formats include:

Images: PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, SVG

Audio: MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC

Video: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV

Note: Actual preview capability depends on your browser's media codec support.

Q: How many devices can connect simultaneously?

The theoretical connection limit is 1,000+ concurrent devices (based on protocol design), though this has not been fully stress-tested. Real-world performance depends on:

• Hardware specifications (CPU/RAM)
• Network bandwidth and router capacity
• Concurrent file transfer operations

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