FTP Server
- CategoryUtilities
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.savysoda.WiFiFTPFree
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueFTP Server by SavySoda ★★★ The Free Version of WiFi FTP with Ad Support ★★★ From the makers of the critically acclaimed WiFi Hard Drive and the #1 Business App on iTunes - Documents. Comes WiFi FTP. WiFi FTP Turns your iPhone and iPod into a Wireless FTP Server. You can now copy multiple files, folders, or entire hard drives to your iPhone and access this information anywhere. Leave your USB keys behind, your iPhone and IPT can do all that and MORE! WiFi FTP is: - SUPER RELIABLE (unlike other FTP apps) - EASY TO USE (single button click) - SUPER FAST (copies GIGS of data in minutes) WiFi FTP is the ultimate FTP Server for your iPhone. It's not only reliable and easy to use but it even lets you view files straight on your iPhone after uploading. Its compatible with all FTP clients including standard OSX Finder and Windows Explorer. Copy files immediately. WiFi FTP lets you: - COPY Files - VIEW Files - BACKUP Files - EVEN EDIT *some* Files (txt,csv) All you need to do is: 1. start WiFi FTP on your iPod or iPhone. 2. Click the ON button 3. connect to supplied IP using ANY ftp client (inc Explorer / Finder) That's it. Now you have all your documents, movies, music, homework, ANYTHING on your phone! And best of all it's only 99c permanently. Utility apps: http:/www.savysoda.com/WiFiFTP
Archived Reviews
8 of 25I can't even turn it on because none of the buttons (including on/off) do anything when pressed.
This will let u play with people on minecraft I like bacon
1 star is tooooo much
Does not work... Requires upgrade
...because it's crap. You can't test the free version because you need to upgrade to unlock the features. Don't download this.
The server won't start at all
Does nothing IOS 8.1.1
Does not function.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.