SuperShare

SuperShare

by iRLMobile

22 ratings
100 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 18, 2011
  • September 17, 2013

Features

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About

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.

iOS device as a server
Wireless network sharing
Bluetooth sharing
Share photos and videos
Share various file types
Background operation
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What users say

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What's New in SuperShare

1.5

September 17, 2013

- iOS7 update

User reviews

Wow

Awesome app

Restast de iOS frequently...

A instable prog in:
my iphone 6 and 6 plus and ipad Air and ipad III. Do you Want more?
Don't download this app... So instable...

Good App

Good app 👍👍

Best app ever!!!

After I shared a PDF from my iPhone to my iPad via bluetooth, I decided to write a review for this great app. I have tried to do this through other apps but none of them worked. I thought I have to get a iPad with 4G to use it on the go but now it is totally unnecessary as my iPhone has unlimited data plan and this app 'extended' it to my iPad. PDF is the only file type that I am interested to share between devices, thus I gave it a five star.
BTW, thanks for the great app!
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Dont waste your time or money

I'm lucky I got this app for free but still is not worth, it doesn't connect to any wifi or bluetooh network.
Does not work.
Zero stars!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

14 issues

App crashes when transferring multiple videos

Bug

App crashes when moving files to Shared Docs folder

Bug

App hangs and locks up requiring reinstall

Bug

Bluetooth connection fails to establish

Bug

WiFi connection fails to establish

Bug

Photos not visible to other devices on same network

Bug

Device discovery not working

Bug

Files not loading when using 'Open in' feature

Bug

Photo screen appears empty

Bug

Push notifications blocking interface

Bug

Crashes after sharing or connecting

Bug

App incompatible with iOS 5 and iOS 6/7

Bug

GIFs display as static images

Bug

Photos transfer disconnects when app goes to background

Bug

Requested Features

13 requests

Selective file sharing (not all-or-nothing)

Feature

Ability to delete individual files within app

Feature

Video tutorial or better help documentation

Feature

Contacts exchange functionality

Feature

File search capability

Feature

Clipboard exchange feature

Feature

WiFi drive functionality

Feature

Photo and video playback with zoom

Feature

Support for more file types

Feature

Remove unnecessary location services requirement

Feature

Disable location services option

Feature

Bluetooth activation prompt

Feature

Conference/messaging capabilities

Feature

FAQ

What does SuperShare do?

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.

How do I share files with SuperShare?

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.

Is SuperShare free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, SuperShare is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What types of files can I share?

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.

How many devices can connect at once?

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.