Made for Omarchy
Copy. Paste. Send.
Omasend brings files, screenshots and text from your Omarchy desktop to your other devices. It speaks the LocalSend protocol, so every LocalSend app is already a device you can reach.
LocalSend protocol · Local network · No account
Terminal install
curl -fsSL https://huacnlee.github.io/omasend/install.sh | shirm https://huacnlee.github.io/omasend/install.ps1 | iex
One familiar gesture.
A screenshot, a recording, a folder, a thought. Everything starts in the same composer.
Copy something.
Copy an image, a file or some text. You can also drag files and folders into Omasend.
Choose a device.
Open Omasend or LocalSend on your other device, on the same network. Nearby devices appear automatically.
Send it over.
Preview what you’re sending. Your recipient accepts the transfer; received files go to Downloads.
A small app. A clear purpose.
- Works with every LocalSend app
- Omasend speaks the LocalSend protocol. LocalSend on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows or Linux shows up here as a nearby device, and Omasend shows up there. The same protocol on both ends, with nothing in between.
- Copy, paste, send
- A screenshot, a recording, a folder or a few words. Paste what you have, drag it in, or pick files, and preview everything before it leaves.
- You accept what arrives
- Nothing lands unannounced. Accept or decline each incoming transfer; received files go to Downloads without overwriting what is already there.
- Follow every transfer
- Progress and speed while a transfer runs, a cancel button when you change your mind, and a history of the current session.
- Encrypted and local
- Transfers go directly between devices over HTTPS, with a certificate pinned to each device. No account, and no cloud upload.
- At home on Omarchy
- Your desktop theme, familiar shortcuts, and a compact interface. English or 简体中文, and updates from the menu.
Omasend speaks the LocalSend protocol, version 2.2, through the same Rust core LocalSend itself runs on. Devices announce themselves over multicast on port 53317, and files travel over HTTPS. LocalSend protocol ↗