RelicBeam is a browser-first toolkit for temporary sharing with no accounts or permanent file library. Use Rooms for groups, Quick Beam for one-to-one sharing, Beam Link for temporary downloads, and Device Portal for end-to-end encrypted Remote Files and view-only Remote View. Convert also lets you prepare PDFs and images locally before sharing. Regular uploads are malware-scanned and encrypted at rest.
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"Hey Product Hunt! 🚀
I originally built RelicBeam around a simple problem: I kept needing to move files between people or devices without wanting another account, app, or permanent cloud folder.
It gradually grew into a broader temporary sharing toolkit.
The newest part is Device Portal, which uses WebRTC for Remote Files and view-only Remote View. Remote Files lets you expose one folder temporarily, approve another device, and browse or download files directly through the browser. On supported hosts, additive uploads can also be enabled without delete, rename, move, or intentional overwrite controls.
I’ve tried to keep the product focused around one idea: share or access something temporarily, then have the session disappear.
I’m currently more interested in polishing real-world rough edges than adding more features, so feedback on the UX, browser compatibility, and anything confusing is very welcome.
"Hey Product Hunt! 🚀
I originally built RelicBeam around a simple problem: I kept needing to move files between people or devices without wanting another account, app, or permanent cloud folder.
It gradually grew into a broader temporary sharing toolkit.
The newest part is Device Portal, which uses WebRTC for Remote Files and view-only Remote View. Remote Files lets you expose one folder temporarily, approve another device, and browse or download files directly through the browser. On supported hosts, additive uploads can also be enabled without delete, rename, move, or intentional overwrite controls.
I’ve tried to keep the product focused around one idea: share or access something temporarily, then have the session disappear.
I’m currently more interested in polishing real-world rough edges than adding more features, so feedback on the UX, browser compatibility, and anything confusing is very welcome.