Davly - WebDAV File Server

Turn your phone or tablet into a local network drive. No cables, no cloud — mount your phone's files on Mac, Windows, or Linux and read and write them as if they were a local disk. KEY FEATURES • One-tap WebDAV server: your phone becomes a network drive instantly • Connect directly from macOS Finder, Windows Explorer, or Linux file managers • Choose any shared folder — the app's Documents or an external folder • Optional username and password protection to keep your files private • Custom port so it never conflicts with other services • Automatically detects your LAN IP with one-tap copy of the full address • Live log showing connections and transfers in real time • Built-in "How to Connect" guide with step-by-step instructions per platform HOW TO CONNECT • macOS: press ⌘K in Finder (Go → Connect to Server) and enter the address shown in the app • Windows: type the address in Explorer's address bar, or mount it as a network drive using RaiDrive • Linux: enter a dav:// address in your file manager, or use davfs2 / cadaver from the terminal The app includes the full per-platform walkthrough, so you can get connected by following along. USE CASES • Move photos, videos, and documents between Mac and your phone at full LAN speed • Use your phone as a wireless USB drive that several computers can access at once • Share files with teammates without uploading anything to a third-party cloud • Send files to devices AirDrop cannot reach, such as Windows and Linux machines PRIVACY AND SECURITY • Files travel only across your own local network — never through an external server • No data collection, no account required, no third-party analytics • Optional authentication keeps unauthorized devices out of your shared folders • Uses standard HTTP and is intended for use on a trusted local network Free, with no ads and no in-app purchases. SUPPORT & PRIVACY • Support and Help: https://mood.nongjiaju.com/pp/Davly/support_en.html • Privacy Policy: https://mood.nongjiaju.com/pp/Davly/privacy_en.html