You know that feeling when a file upload hits 98%, then just dies? Yeah, we’ve been there. Whether you’re in a remote lab, on a racetrack, or just cursed with bad Wi-Fi broken transfers waste hours. We thought: why should data stop moving just because the network sucks? So we built FlowSync a file transfer system that doesn’t care how unstable your connection is. It just… keeps going. FlowSync makes file transfers basically unbreakable.(like Ambuja cement :) It chops big files into smaller chunks, uploads them piece by piece, and double-checks every single byte. If the network crashes? No panic. It picks up exactly where it left off. Here’s what makes it cool:
Prioritizes important files so critical stuff goes first Auto-resumes mid-transfer no reuploads, no corruption Real-time progress with logs and speed tracking Encrypted end-to-end, because security ≠ optional FlowSync keeps your data alive like your relationship even when the internet ghosts you. Backend runs on Python + FastAPI, handling the file chunking, checksum magic, and API endpoints. Frontend’s a slick React dashboard that shows live progress, priorities, and statuses in real time.WebSockets to stream updates live to the UI. Transfers actually resume mid-way without any corruption 😤 FlowSync handled 60% simulated packet loss and still finished the job
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