Warpinator

Warpinator

A LAN file-sharing utility.

4 ratings
9 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 1, 2024
  • May 30, 2025
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Easily transfer files between devices on your local network. This utility allows for quick and direct sharing without needing an internet connection.

File sharing over local network
Device-to-device transfer
No internet required
Cross-platform compatibility
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What's New in Warpinator

1.1

May 30, 2025

- Refactor of connection functionality should result in better connection, reconnection & stability. - UI for manually accepting transfers has been reworked, you can now initiate a transfer from the transfer list itself - If, for some reason, the devices can see each other but are not connecting right away, you can try refreshing the device-detection by tapping "Warpinator" on the main screen - Compression is now enabled - Fixed a memory leak causing crashes when receiving large files. Still investigating a similar, different memory leak that causes crashes when sending large files ( >2GB) - Fixed the "Overwrite Files" option not taking effect - Fixed an issue where starting up without internet access generated a faulty SSL certificate - fixed numerous smaller bugs Work is ongoing, but hopefully this will resolved some of the issues in the meantime.

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User reviews

Potentially useful... Potentially.

I decided to use this app because KDE Connect wouldn't work on my PC unfortunately. While with this app my PC and phone could see each other, this app would crash immediately so I couldn't even complete the transfer.

Rather unfortunate really. Perhaps more development is needed before it can be used. Neat concept though.
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Does what it needs to but won’t run in the background

File transfer fails if the screen turns off on its own or if you go to the Home Screen

Potentially useful app

- Now works with Linux Mint 22.2
- Note the group code is case SeNsiTiVe, so be aware of that.
- I did have it fail when sending four, ~100MB files at a time from my iOS device to my Linux desktop. But one at a time seems to work fine.

Overall, a slightly technical app to get to work correctly, and could use some polish.
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Non functional

The app sees my desktop, but crashes when sending files, and my desktop cannot see my phone. Running Mint 22.1

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i managed to make the program connect with my computer (steamdeck) but i can't send photos? i thought it was for file sharing.. and photos are a kind of file.. maybe it's just user error. hopefully, it is user error because i'd really like to be able to move my photos to my pc.

FAQ

What is Warpinator?

Warpinator is a utility application designed for sharing files between devices connected to the same local network. It facilitates direct file transfers without requiring an internet connection.

Is Warpinator free to use?

Yes, Warpinator is completely free to download and use. There are no costs associated with its features or functionality.

What devices does Warpinator support?

Warpinator is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work across these Apple platforms.

How often is Warpinator updated?

The latest version, 1.1, was released on May 30, 2025. This indicates active development and regular updates to improve the application.

What is the age rating for Warpinator?

Warpinator has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. It contains no mature content.

Does Warpinator have ads?

No, Warpinator does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy an ad-free experience while transferring files.

What is the user sentiment for Warpinator?

Based on the available data, Warpinator has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This single rating suggests limited user feedback at this time.

Can Warpinator transfer files to computers?

The current description focuses on sharing files between devices like iPhones and iPads. It does not explicitly mention support for transferring files to traditional computer operating systems.