Files are encrypted in transit · Temporary metadata only
About
Built for developers
who ship every day.
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
Terminal-first
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.
Built for real workflows
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.
Privacy & control
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.
Reliable infrastructure
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.
Try it in 30 seconds.
No login. No nonsense.
$ npm install -g @dlvr/cli