v1.2.1 · TransferOps live
Drag, drop — it's on the other
device before you blink.
Open the same URL on two devices (or scan the QR), type the same room code, and drop files. They stream device-to-device over WebRTC when possible, with an automatic server-relay fallback — so it works on your LAN and across the internet. Files never touch the server's disk.
$ git clone https://github.com/innotelinc/zapit.git && cd zapit/zapit && npm install && npm start
Files that go straight across.
No accounts, no uploads, no server-side storage — just a room code and a drop zone.
Zero-login transfers
The room code is the password — codes auto-expire and rotate.
Peer-to-peer WebRTC
Files stream device-to-device over data channels — the server never sees the bytes.
Relay fallback
When NATs or UDP block a direct path, the server relays — automatically.
Multi-file & folders
Drops arrive as one ZIP, assembled in the browser with zero dependencies.
Zings
Text snippets, links and code zapped alongside files.
Optional Authentik SSO
OIDC + PKCE with an admin kill-switch to flip login on or off — plus a one-click Authentik blueprint.
A utility, not a platform.
One Node process, two runtime dependencies, ~zero config — deliberately small, deliberately stateless.
Server
Room codes, WebRTC signaling and the relay fallback — files never written to disk.
UI
Drop zone + QR pairing in a single page, no build step for users.
Authentik blueprint
One-click SSO provider YAML, or zero-login out of the box.
Docker-ready
Non-root image, healthcheck, multi-arch GHCR builds gated by tests.
# run it locally $ cd zapit && npm install $ ADMIN_PASSWORD=secret npm start zapit listening on http://localhost:5150 $ open http://localhost:5150 room code 'aurora-42' ready — scan the QR from your phone
One surface, every device.
The landing page is at zapit.innotel.us; open the app at zapp.innotel.us and start zapping.
Roadmap.
Shipped as v1.2.1; the next milestones stay small and sharp.
P2P WebRTC, relay fallback, Zings, QR pairing, Authentik SSO, GHCR builds.
doneMulti-device rooms, transfer history and relay hardening.
nextHardening pass, more transports, even fewer moving parts.
later