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Local Content Share

Local Content Share lets you store and share text snippets and files within your local network entirely on your own server.

MIT Free tanq16/local-content-share · 435 HTML 1 deploy option Mobile App

Overview

Self-hosted app with browser frontend that enables sharing and storing text snippets and files. Also includes a markdown and rich text scratchpad. The project has 435 GitHub stars and is licensed under MIT.

Getting Started

Source: GitHub README

mkdir $HOME/.localcontentshare
docker run --name local-content-share \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  -v $HOME/.localcontentshare:/app/data \
  tanq16/local-content-share:main

Normalized Features

Source: tool-features-normalized.json

docker, mobile app.

Deploy

Docker

Self-host with Docker Compose

Coolify

One-click via Coolify panel
elestio

Elestio

Managed hosting from $9/mo
pikapods

PikaPods

Simple managed hosting

Features

Mobile & Desktop

  • Mobile App

Category

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