SHTTPS+ app analytics for September 17

Introducing SHTTPS (formerly Simple HTTP Server) for Android - your essential tool for experiments, prototyping, and easy file sharing across devices. Host a local HTTP server with static content effortlessly. Accessible on phones, tablets, and Android TV. Easily share files and prototype solutions. Enjoy intuitive file management features like uploading via the web interface and basic folder editing. SHTTPS can also share your device's screen with a browser on the same network. When you turn on the optional "Allow remote control" setting, a connected browser can tap, swipe, and type on your device as if it were being touched directly. This is an opt-in feature intended for remotely operating your own device (for example, testing or controlling a phone/tablet/TV from a computer) — it is off by default and requires you to manually grant Android's Accessibility Service permission, which SHTTPS uses solely to inject the taps, swipes, and text you send from the browser. No accessibility data is collected, stored, or transmitted anywhere; nothing runs unless screen sharing and remote control are both turned on. SHTTPS is not designed to assist users with disabilities and does not request the IsAccessibilityTool designation. Streamline your projects with SHTTPS today.