Localhost Master vs GMemor

Localhost Master lets you share files and text across all your devices instantly — no internet, no cloud, no cables required. Just connect to the same Wi-Fi and you're ready to go. Simply add a file or type some text, and Localhost Master spins up a local HTTP server on your device. Every item gets a unique 4-digit code. Anyone on your network can access it instantly from a phone, tablet, PC, smart TV, or any browser — just by visiting a simple URL. Key Features: Multi-Device Support Share with smart TVs, Windows PCs, Macs, iPhones, iPads, phones, and any device with a browser — all on the same Wi-Fi or hotspot. Local Network Only Everything stays on your network. Your files never touch the internet or any external server. Fast, private, and secure by design. 4-Digit Access Codes Each shared item gets a short, memorable code. No long URLs, no account logins, no friction. Share Files, Photos & Text Transfer images, videos, documents, audio files, and plain text snippets in seconds. QR Code Sharing Generate a QR code for any item so nearby devices can connect instantly without typing anything. Web File Manager Upload files directly to your device from any browser on your network — no app install needed on the other end. Folder Organization Keep your shared items tidy with folders and custom names. Custom Server Port Run the server on any port you choose. No Internet Required All transfers happen entirely over your local network. Private, fast, and always available as long as you're on Wi-Fi. Terms of Use: https://mydishview.com/easy-share-terms.html Privacy Policy: https://mydishview.com/easy-share-privacy.html

GMemor is a privacy-first knowledge notebook for Markdown writing, bi-directional linking, and on-device AI summaries. Native three-platform workspaces use the Quiet Library design language. The Quiet Library Design • Warm paper background (#F5F1EA paper / #FFFCF7 surface), terracotta accent, moss green success • Three-font system: Newsreader serif (titles, body) + Inter sans (UI) + JetBrains Mono (code, shortcuts) • Focus ring, spacing, motion curves unified across the app iPhone — Focused Writing • Library label + notebook filter rail + time-grouped list • Editor: Newsreader 30 title + Newsreader 16 line-height 1.65 body, readable long lines • [[wikilink]] autocomplete + backlinks panel iPad — Notes Shell • Top bar + List 360 + Detail (statistics empty state when no note selected) • Source panel 280 slide-over (Library / Notebooks / Tags) — not a permanent third column • Graph / Trash / Import / Backlinks / managers open as overlays; narrow Stage Manager falls back to single column macOS — Desktop Workspace • Title toolbar + Sidebar + List 290 + Editor (max 760 reading width) + Inspector + Status bar • ⌘K Command Palette: Notes / Actions / Notebooks live search • ⌘⇧S AI summary for current note • Status bar shows real-time saved / words / chars / cursor • Quick Note 460×280 floating window + ⌘↵ save and dismiss Privacy First + On-Device AI • Face ID / Touch ID + 6-digit passcode lock • iCloud private container sync — no one outside your account can read • AI summaries run fully on-device (Llama 3.2 1B Q4) and continue in the background while you switch notes • mossSoft privacy bar with model name visible throughout generation Multi-Format Import • PDF / DOCX / HTML / CSV / JSON / Markdown / TXT → Markdown, all on-device • Progress screen: Newsreader 32 hero count + 4 status counter chips + optional on-device AI summary