LudyServer

Your iPhone is a file server

LudyServer turns your iPhone into a local file server. Share files over Wi-Fi with a browser link or QR code. Mount as a network drive with WebDAV. No cloud, no cables.

WebDAV server Browser access QR code sharing No cloud

App Store — Pending

iOS 17+ · iPhone & iPad · $2.99 Pro (lifetime)

LudyServer main screen - Start sharing with session timer and file type filters

LudyServer sharing active - Browser and WebDAV URLs with connection stats

$2.99 lifetime — no subscription Local network only — zero cloud No installation on other devices

Three steps. Done.

No accounts, no setup wizards, no pairing.

Choose what to share

Select files, photos, or folders from your iPhone.

Start a session

Tap Start Sharing — pick a timer and you're live.

Connect from any device

Scan the QR code, open a browser link, or mount as a drive.

LudyServer QR Code sharing - Scan to connect instantly

Instant Sharing

Scan. Connect. Transfer.

Show a QR code and anyone on the same Wi-Fi can access your files instantly. No app needed on their end — just a browser. Perfect for meetings, classrooms, and photo sharing.

Browser link for laptops, QR code for phones
WebDAV URL to mount as a network drive in Finder
Share link button to send via Messages, Mail, or AirDrop

Security & Control

Your files. Your rules.

Control exactly what's shared with folder selection, password protection, HTTPS encryption, and custom port configuration. Everything stays on your local network.

Choose which folders to share — up to 10 folders
HTTPS with self-signed certificate for encrypted transfers
Keychain-stored password protection

LudyServer Settings - Shared folders, password, port, and HTTPS configuration

Everything included

A complete local file server in your pocket.

WebDAV Server

Mount your iPhone as a network drive in Finder, Files, or any WebDAV client.

Browser Access

Share a link — anyone on the same Wi-Fi can browse and download files from their browser.

QR Code Sharing

Show a QR code to connect instantly. No typing URLs or remembering IPs.

Session Control

Set a timer: 5, 15, 30 minutes, or go unlimited with Pro. Server stops automatically.

Password Protection

Optional password protection with secure Keychain storage. Your files, your rules.

HTTPS Encryption

Enable HTTPS with a self-signed certificate for encrypted local transfers.

Two-Way Transfers

Pro users get read-write access. Others can upload files to your iPhone too.

Activity Log

Track connections, file transfers, and data volume in real-time.

Simple pricing

Generous free tier. One upgrade. No tricks.

Free

WebDAV + Browser access
QR code • Password protection
Up to 30 min sessions
50 files • 3 connections

BEST VALUE

Pro

$2.99 lifetime

Everything in Free
Unlimited sessions • Unlimited files
20 connections • Read-write access
Custom port • Session history • CSV export

Questions

Is this a one-time purchase?

Yes. LudyServer Pro is $2.99 once — no subscriptions. The free tier is very usable: WebDAV, browser access, QR sharing, and 30-minute sessions with up to 50 files.

Do other devices need to install anything?

No. Computers can access files through any web browser or mount via WebDAV in Finder. Zero installation required on the receiving end.

Is this safe? Can people outside my Wi-Fi access it?

LudyServer only works on your local network. Files are never uploaded to a cloud. Optional password protection and HTTPS encryption add extra security.

What's the difference between Free and Pro?

Free gives you 30 min sessions, 50 files, 3 connections, and read-only WebDAV. Pro unlocks unlimited sessions, unlimited files, 20 connections, read-write access, custom ports, and session history.

Can I use this to transfer photos to my Mac?

Yes — that's the most popular use case. Start a session, open the browser link or mount as WebDAV on your Mac, and drag your photos over. Much faster than AirDrop for large batches.

Ready to share files the fast way?

Download LudyServer and turn your iPhone into a file server.

App Store — Pending