What is KEIBIDROP?
KEIBIDROP is an open-source peer-to-peer file sharing tool. Files transfer directly between devices over an encrypted channel: no cloud, no accounts, no file size limits. The encryption uses post-quantum cryptography (ML-KEM-1024 + X25519 hybrid), so it's secure against both current and future quantum computers. On desktop, peer files appear as a native folder using FUSE. You can open them in any app, run git clone, or stream video directly from the mount. Works over the internet (automatic relay fallback through firewalls) and on local networks (automatic device discovery). Three interfaces: desktop GUI, interactive CLI, and an agent CLI with JSON output for automation. Available on macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Key features
- Virtual Folder - Files appear instantly and can be used as if they are local
- Post-quantum end to end encryption
- Works over internet and LAN, through firewalls
- Agent CLI with JSON output for automation
- No accounts, no cloud, no file size limits
- Up to 610 MB/s
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Marius Cristian
