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About
We built the file transfer service we always wanted but could never find — fast, terminal-native, and designed around real developer workflows.
Why existing tools fall short
GitHub Releases
Perfect for permanent distribution. Heavy and manual for temporary sharing.
WeTransfer
Consumer-grade bloat. Privacy concerns, slow, and built for clicking — not terminals.
npm / pkg.pr.new
Great for JS package previews. Useless for binaries, logs, or anything else.
curl -T services
Promised simplicity. Delivered downtime and frustration when it mattered most.
Why dlvr.sh
Install once with npm install -g @dlvr/cli. Upload builds, logs, archives, documents, and binaries with a clean short link. Set expiry, passwords, and download limits without leaving your shell.
CI artifacts, debug logs too big for Pastebin, test datasets, one-off binaries. dlvr.sh stays focused on temporary developer file delivery instead of becoming a generic media dropbox.
Your files stay yours. No broad content licenses, no AI training on your data. Burn-after-read, expiry controls, and privacy-first analytics — you stay in charge.
Multi-region backend designed for near-zero downtime. We learned from what older services got wrong and built something that just works when you need it most.
We don't compete with long-term cloud storage or enterprise platforms. We focus on one thing: making temporary file and artifact sharing fast, clean, and reliable for developers who ship every day.
No login. No nonsense.
Compare tools
Compare dlvr.sh against Wormhole, SwissTransfer, Smash, Dropbox Transfer, and other file-sharing tools that teams already know.
Use case
Ship QA builds, release candidates, installers, logs, and one-off binaries with links that expire on purpose instead of sticking around forever.