Get on the same network
Connect both Windows laptops to the same Wi-Fi router or local network. Internet access is not required for local transfers.
MADE FOR WINDOWS LAPTOPS
Meet WiFiSend by Double. Share files over the same Wi-Fi or local network, without uploading them to the cloud.
Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · Free & open source
Play the demo below. No files are sent.
A preview of the flow.
Your files stay on your devices.
Your network. Your connection.Files go straight to the other laptop.
Send more than a file.Share folders, photos, and projects.
Built around Windows.A focused app for your laptop.
01 / THE CONNECTION
No cable hunt. No email attachment.
Just two laptops on the same network.
Connect both Windows laptops to the same Wi-Fi router or local network. Internet access is not required for local transfers.
Open WiFiSend on both laptops. Select files or a folder, then choose the receiving laptop.
Accept the transfer on the other laptop. Keep both apps open until the transfer finishes.
02 / GET CONNECTED
Install WiFiSend on both laptops.
Your local network takes care of the connection.
Windows installer and portable ZIP. GitHub repository access is currently required.
Builds are unsigned. Windows may ask you to confirm the publisher. Only install files from this project’s official release page.
Release notes & checksumsYou need an internet connection to download the app. Once installed, local transfers work without internet when both laptops are connected to the same local network.
Open WiFiSend on both laptops and check that they are on the same network. Allow WiFiSend through Windows Firewall on private networks. Guest Wi-Fi or client isolation can prevent devices from communicating.
WiFiSend by Double is an independently branded Windows edition built on the open-source LocalSend project. Its source and license notices are available in the GitHub repository.
YOUR FILES STAY ON YOUR NETWORK
This website has no analytics or sign-in and checks GitHub for release availability. The Windows app shares directly between devices on your local network. Local settings, transfer history and diagnostic logs stay on your computer. Review requests from other devices before accepting files.