P2P FS — Start a local Kubo (IPFS) node on your device What you can do Start and stop the IPFS node from your device Open the Kubo Web UI in an in-app browser for familiar management workflows Check status: peer identity, addresses, repository size, and basic node health Work with content: browse files, use MFS-style flows where available, upload and download Explore the network: look up CIDs and inspect Merkle DAG links Peers: see connected peers, connect to multiaddrs, manage bootstrap and peering lists Bandwidth & Bitswap: view traffic stats at a glance Tuning: apply configuration profiles such as low-power or server-oriented presets (where supported) Good to know On first launch, the app initializes a local IPFS repository on your device; this may take a few seconds. The API may bind to a dynamic local port to reduce conflicts with other software. Running a full node can use battery, storage, and network; performance depends on your device and connectivity. Disclaimer IPFS® and related marks may be trademarks of their respective owners. This product is third-party software; use at your own risk. The developers are not responsible for content accessed via IPFS or for third-party services.