Expose HTTP Server

Expose turns your iPhone or iPad into a local HTTP/API server for the same Wi-Fi network. Use it as a file server, WebDAV server, static site host, and mock API tool: computers, test devices, browsers, scripts, TVs, and dev boards can open your local URL or scan a QR code without installing another app.

Use Expose for:

- Wi-Fi file sharing: send photos, videos, documents, and folders to Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, TV boxes, NAS workflows, and nearby devices

- Local WebDAV: browse folders from Finder, Files, rclone, Cyberduck, and compatible clients; enable uploads or WebDAV write only when you choose

- Mock API testing: create JSON, HTML, redirects, status codes, headers, latency, conditional responses, and template variables for login, error, empty, slow, and retry states

- Static site preview: serve a folder as a local website with index.html and SPA fallback

- Automation: use Shortcuts or Siri to start, stop, or copy the running server URL

0.0.3 adds HTTPS/TLS certificate setup, WebDAV, PUT uploads, ZIP folder downloads, server profiles, portable config import/export, Share Extension intake, iCloud route sync, HAR import, route templates, advanced log filters, and copy as cURL. Save separate setups for client demos, classrooms, meetings, QA sessions, dev-board testing, and cross-device file transfer.

Expose stays local-first. It does not require a cloud account, does not upload your files, photos, routes, or logs to our servers, and does not publish your device to the public internet. You choose what to share and control access with token, Basic/Bearer auth, Host/CORS/IP allowlists, and HTTPS.

Because iOS limits background execution, Expose is designed for user-started foreground local sessions. Keep Screen Awake and short background grace improve hands-on testing, but Expose is not a 24/7 background hosting platform.

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