About Trove Android

Faveat Trove for Android Native Android implementation of Faveat Trove.** Pick a folder, share a URL. Anyone on your Wi-Fi opens it in their browser and downloads what they want. No accounts, no cloud, no Termux. Website** · **Source** · **Python reference** · **Report a bug** · **Releases** · **Tip jar** Why Trove for Android? Your friend has a phone full of photos. You want to keep a few. The path between those two facts has become an absurdity. The options are all wrong. Upload everything to someone else's server, then download. Plug in a cable, hope the OS cooperates, dig through DCIM/Camera. Run a third-party "file manager" that wants permission to read every byte on the device, then asks to share more than you meant to share. Trove is the missing tool. Pick the folder you want to share. Trove turns it into a small read-only website on your local network. Your friend taps the link on their phone, sees the folder in their browser, picks what they want. Stop the server, the share is gone. No accounts were created. No data left the network. **Native Android, not Termux.** A real app with a real launcher icon, a real foreground service, and a system folder picker. No pkg install python, no shell juggling. **Same protocol, same UI as the Python reference.** Byte-level wire compatibility means your phone-served Trove and a friend's laptop-served Trove look and behave…

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