local-content-share
About local-content-share
Local Content Share is a self-hosted application designed for sharing and storing text snippets, files, and links within a local network. It provides a browser-based frontend accessible from any device on the network, requiring no setup on client devices. The application serves as an all-in-one solution for local data sharing, combining functionalities similar to Airdrop, local pastebin, and a scratchpad.
The application supports multiple features including text snippet sharing, file uploads, link storage, and a built-in notepad with markdown editing capabilities. It is designed for homelab environments and operates entirely locally, ensuring functionality even without internet access. The frontend is accessible via browsers and can be installed as a Progressive Web App (PWA).
Local Content Share is built using Go and is available as a multi-arch Docker image, making it suitable for various deployment scenarios. It includes a clean, modern interface with automatic light/dark theme support, optimized for both desktop and mobile use.
Key features
- Share and store text snippets within a local network
- Upload and share files for viewing or downloading
- Store and share links in a last-in, first-show order
- Built-in notepad with markdown editing and preview
- Rename text snippets and files for easier organization
- Edit existing text snippets to modify content
- Multi-file drag-and-drop support for file uploads
- Configurable expiration (TTL) for files and snippets
Download v37
Jan 28, 2026Frequently asked questions
- Is local-content-share free?
- Yes. local-content-share is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
- Which platforms does local-content-share support?
- local-content-share provides downloads for Windows.
- What is the latest version of local-content-share?
- The latest version is v37, released on Jan 28, 2026.
- What is Local Content Share?
- Local Content Share is a self-hosted application for sharing and storing text snippets, files, and links within a local network. It provides a browser-based frontend accessible from any device on the network.
- How do I install Local Content Share?
- Local Content Share can be installed using Docker by running a Docker CLI command or using a Docker Compose file. It can also be installed by downloading the appropriate binary from the latest release and running it.
- What platforms are supported?
- Local Content Share is available as a multi-arch Docker image supporting x86-64 and ARM64 architectures. It can also be run as a binary on systems where Go is installed.
- Is there any authentication mechanism?
- No, Local Content Share does not include an authentication mechanism. It is intended for use within a local network. If exposed to the public, additional authentication measures should be implemented.
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