WiseSend
WiseSend: a side project by Ishaq Hassan under the XRLabs umbrella. Embedded in the portfolio and live at wisesend.xrlabs.app.
WiseSend is a fast, cross-device wireless file-sharing tool built and maintained by Ishaq Hassan under the XRLabs umbrella. It removes the friction of copying files between phones and laptops without USB cables, cloud accounts or third-party apps.
How it works
The sender device starts a tiny local web server on the same Wi-Fi network as the receiver and exposes a one-time URL plus a QR code. Receivers scan the QR (or open the URL in any browser) and download files directly over the LAN at native Wi-Fi speeds. Nothing transits the public internet, so transfers stay private and work offline.
Key features
- Phone to laptop, laptop to phone, or device to device file transfer with no account or sign-up
- QR code pairing for one-tap connect from a mobile camera
- Multi-file batch sending with progress tracking
- Pure browser receiver: no installation needed on the receiving device
- LAN-only by default, so transfer speed scales with router quality, not internet bandwidth
- Privacy by design: files never leave the local network or hit any cloud
Use it
Live product: wisesend.xrlabs.app. The full app runs in the browser; no install required for the web client. The mobile companion runs locally on Android.
From this portfolio, WiseSend is also available as an embedded window. On desktop, visit /?w=wisesend to open it inline next to the rest of Ishaq Hassan's work.
About XRLabs
XRLabs is the umbrella for side projects and experiments by Ishaq Hassan, focused on developer-experience tools, lightweight productivity utilities and small consumer apps. WiseSend is the first publicly-launched product in the lineup.
Frequently asked questions
What is WiseSend?
A side project built and maintained by Ishaq Hassan under the XRLabs umbrella.
Where can I try WiseSend?
The live product is at wisesend.xrlabs.app. It is also embedded as an inline window on the portfolio.
Is WiseSend open source?
No, WiseSend is a product, not an open-source package.