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Would Syncthing fulfill your requirements?

• catapart 9mo ago
  I think it might! Definitely checks enough boxes for me to try out, anyway. The UI is a little cumbersome for me, personally, but it does seem at least straightforward enough for me to understand what the intentions are. ETA: Welp, that didn't last long. A service running in the background that exposes an "insecure" url for a browser to then open as the only means for GUI interaction with the app is not a great recommendation for everyday users. It looks like it has all the features, but I'm looking for a user experience. CLIs provide the features. I'd like an app, not a service running a webserver. Shudder the thought of just shoving the front end in an electron app, but even that would be better than this for casual users.
  • tracker1 9mo ago
    You could create an app that has a tray status icon, that launches a tauri app connected to the same web service (assuming it's only listening on localhost, it's fine).