Line-rate throughput
QUIC with BBR congestion control, plus a parallel-TCP “HTTPS” fallback for locked-down networks. It fills the pipe instead of crawling like a single TCP stream.
Blixt — large file transfer at lightning speed
blixt is an all-Rust, Aspera-style transfer tool. QUIC + BBR, BLAKE3 integrity, TLS 1.3 with an out-of-band code, NAT traversal, and link aggregation across every NIC you have.
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QUIC with BBR congestion control, plus a parallel-TCP “HTTPS” fallback for locked-down networks. It fills the pipe instead of crawling like a single TCP stream.
Bond Wi-Fi + Ethernet + tethered mobile into one transfer. Real bandwidth aggregation across separate ISPs — validated at ~1.5–1.7× on two uplinks.
TLS 1.3 with fail-closed certificate-fingerprint pinning and an out-of-band 6-digit code (SAS) you compare with your peer. The relay can never read your data.
Every byte is verified with a BLAKE3 root hash. Interrupted transfers resume from a MAC-protected journal — only the missing chunks are re-sent.
ICE/STUN hole-punching with a metered relay and self-hosted TURN fall-back, so peers behind NAT still connect — directly whenever possible.
A built-in S3 tab (Amazon S3, MinIO, Wasabi, DO Spaces, and more) with parallel + multi-NIC uploads, resumable multipart, and folder sync.