Independent Software Maker
Apps for macOS & Android — shipped solo, in public
10 years full-stack, now building my own products one at a time. Everything I've shipped so far works entirely on your device — no accounts, no cloud servers.
BrowserDrop
Your Android files, in any browser. Pick a folder on your phone, open a link on your computer — browse, download, upload over your local Wi-Fi. No cloud, no account, no PC client. Now live on Google Play.
ActionSense
What you copy, instantly actionable. Copy a URL → open it. Copy a color → preview it. Copy math → calculate it. All at your cursor, no window needed. Native, local, open source.
Latest from the Blog
All postsHow to Transfer Files from Android to PC Without a USB Cable
Five ways to move files between an Android phone and a computer without plugging anything in — compared on speed, setup friction, and whether your files pass through a third-party server. The method I keep coming back to runs entirely over your own Wi-Fi.
Best LAN File Transfer Tools for Android and PC (2026)
Six local-network file transfer tools compared — which need an app on both ends, which work offline, which keep your files off third-party servers. Categories first, then specific tools, so the comparison survives the next version update.
Your Android Phone Can Already Serve Files to a Browser
An Android phone can run a real HTTP server on your local network and expose a folder as a web page — no root, no ADB, no port forwarding. What it's good at, where the security boundaries actually are, and how to set it up in under a minute.
Following the journey, or want to collaborate? Subscribe or say hi 👇