Everdisk
Everdisk turns your iPhone or iPad into a wireless drive and a hub that connects to your other devices too. You share the files, photos, videos and music you choose, and anything on your local network can reach them - a smart TV, a Mac or PC, a web browser, or another phone. There are no accounts, no cloud, and nothing extra to install on the other side. You just tap Start and you are ready.
The app runs five servers at the same time, so every device connects the way it likes:
- TV & Media Center (DLNA) - smart TVs and media players find your photos, videos and music by themselves.
- Browser (HTTP) - anyone opens a link in a web browser to view and download your files.
- Computer (WebDAV) - your device appears as a normal network drive in Finder, Windows or Linux.
- Computer (Advanced) (SMB) - a network drive for Mac, Windows and Linux, built on the file sharing already in those systems; on a Mac it appears on its own in the Finder sidebar. It is the only connection you can encrypt, with SMB3 encryption (AES).
- Other Apps & Devices (FTP) - file apps and power tools connect over FTP.
Everdisk also works the other way around: it connects to DLNA, WebDAV, FTP, SFTP and SMB servers on your network - including Macs, Windows PCs, Linux machines and NAS drives - so you can browse, stream and download their files. On top of that it includes a full file manager, a built-in media player, a photo gallery, document scanning to PDF, and zip / unzip. Everything stays on your local network and never touches the internet.
Everdisk is a free download with an optional one-time Premium Lifetime purchase that removes the free limits and unlocks the extra features.
Getting Started with Everdisk
This guide explains every part of the app step by step. Pick a section below to learn how sharing works, how other devices connect, how to reach your own servers, and how to manage, play and protect your files.