Transform your iOS device into a portable server to easily share photos, videos, and files wirelessly or via Bluetooth. Ideal for presentations and group sharing without complex setups.
Reviews of SuperShare are mixed: the Utilities app is rated 3.5/5 from 22 App Store ratings. What users like most: quick and easy file transfer between devices, simple and intuitive user interface. Top complaints: frequent crashes and instability issues, bluetooth connectivity often fails to work. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.5
September 17, 2013
- iOS7 update
14 issues
App crashes when transferring multiple videos
App crashes when moving files to Shared Docs folder
13 requests
Selective file sharing (not all-or-nothing)
Ability to delete individual files within app
SuperShare transforms your iOS device into a portable server, allowing you to share photos, videos, and files with multiple devices on your wireless network or via Bluetooth. It's designed for easy and quick file distribution without needing email or USB drives.
You start the SuperShare server (for files or photos/videos) on your iOS device, optionally with a passcode. Others can then connect using the SuperShare app on their devices to download the shared content. You can share your entire photo library or select specific files.
Yes, based on the provided information, SuperShare is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.
You can share a wide variety of file types, including photos, videos, documents (like iWorks, Microsoft Office, PDFs, RTF), audio files, source code, HTML, and web archives. You can also ZIP multiple files for easier sharing.
Your iOS device can support up to 16 devices simultaneously via a wireless network. If using Bluetooth, approximately 4-5 devices can connect at a time. Devices will automatically disconnect if they remain inactive for 30 seconds.
