ShareExtManager: Send Files

ShareExtManager extends the iOS share menu: you share a file from an app and send it straight to your own server. The app is free, with no account and no tracking.

HOW IT WORKS
1. In the app, add a destination: the address of your server, the kind of transfer and the sign-in.
2. In an app that offers files for sharing (for example Photos, Files, Mail or Safari with Options > PDF), tap Share and choose ShareExtManager.
3. Choose the destination and tap Upload.

WHAT THE APP CAN DO
• HTTP/HTTPS: as a form (multipart) or the file itself as the body, with POST or PUT
• WebDAV: put files into a folder
• Several destinations, each with its own sign-in (username and password, or a token) and its own headers
• Switch destinations on and off and show them by kind of file, for example only for PDF
• Send several files at once
• Send a test file: checks the real path with the same settings your files will use later
• History of the latest uploads with the result, filterable and grouped
• Help texts in the form and an example of the request your server receives

NO DATA WITH US
ShareExtManager sends nothing to the developer. Your files go only to the servers you set up. Passwords are kept in your device's keychain. You decide per destination whether a password may go into device backups.

WHAT YOU NEED
• An iPhone or iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17 or later
• A server that accepts files by HTTP/HTTPS or WebDAV
• For addresses in your own network, iOS asks for access to the local network. Unencrypted http:// works only there; for servers on the internet use https://

GOOD TO KNOW
ShareExtManager appears only when the other app hands over a file. An ordinary web page in Safari delivers only a link; choose Options > PDF there.

Help, privacy and support: apps.uisoft.de/shareextmanager