# Station307
Station307 offers simple and secure file sharing over HTTPS, supporting both CLI and modern web browsers.
As a streaming service Station307 never stores a file but pipes it directly through to its receiver(s),
allowing for quicker transfers and foregoing any file size limits.

## Sending a file through CLI
Send a file through CLI using `cURL` or `Wget`. Connect with your phone through a QR code, or copy the download link directly.

### Using cURL
`curl -T <myfile> -s -L -D - xfr.station307.com | grep human`

### Using Wget 
`wget --post-file <myfile> -S -o - xfr.station307.com | grep human`

## Receiving a file through CLI
Receive a file through CLI using `cURL` or `Wget`. Connect with your phone through a QR code,or copy the upload link directly.

### Using cURL
`curl -s -J -O -L -D - xfr.station307.com | grep human`

### Using Wget
`wget --content-disposition -S -o - xfr.station307.com | grep human`

## Using Station307 through your browser
Visit [station307.com](https://www.station307.com) in your browser to send a file.

## More CLI usages
Want to achieve end-to-end encryption or curious about how to redirect output streams to Station307?
Check [our recipies](https://station307.com/recipes) for more.

## On security
As Station307 is an HTTP(S) relay service it cannot natively support end-to-end encryption. Using Station307 is, however,
safe, as all communication with the service is TLS encrypted.

To achieve end-to-end encryption with Station307, we recommend encrypting files locally before sending (see More CLI usages).

## Contact us
On [X (formerly twitter)](https://x.com/station307), or email us info@station307.com.