Networked SYNC Kit

Sync anything.Anywhere.

NSYNK turns a URL into a live, shareable clipboard. Real-time, device-to-device synchronization for text and files—no accounts, no friction.

bash
# Push a file
$ nsynk push ./report.pdf
https://nsynk.net/bright-otter
# Or pipe text
$echo "hello world" | nsynk push

Three Primitives

Everything in NSYNK builds on these core concepts

S

Stash

A device's private state container

S

Slug

A shared namespace (URL)

C

Clip Item

A piece of synced data (text or file)

Built Different

Traditional sync tools assume files and folders. NSYNK syncs state.

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Instant Sync

Real-time state propagation across all connected devices

🔒

Ephemeral by Design

Transient data that doesn't clutter your filesystem

🌐

URL as API

Every slug is a shareable endpoint for any data type

🖥️

CLI Native

Built for terminals, scripts, and automation pipelines

Use Cases

From developer workflows to everyday convenience—NSYNK fits where traditional tools don't.

  • Copy text from phone → paste on laptop
  • Send files from servers to your local machine
  • Share build artifacts between CI stages
  • One-time secret drops with automatic expiry
  • Live collaboration buffers for remote teams
  • Cross-device handoffs without cloud storage
📱
iPhone 15 Pro
Connected • 2ms latency
active
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MacBook Air
Connected • 8ms latency
active
🖥️
Ubuntu Server
Connected • 45ms latency
syncing
Slug: bright-otter • 3 stashes • 1 clip item

Ready to sync?

Join the developers already using NSYNK for frictionless, device-to-device synchronization.

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MIT Licensed • Open Source • Self-hostable