@Chat is a direct peer to peer conversation and file transfer application that enables you to host sessions directly from your own computer.

This isn't just for shootin' the shit, you can easily share large numbers of files. Queue up multiple files and send'em all in one batch or send out multiple batches simultaneously. If you're collaborating on a project with multiple peers it's easy to share your project files by queuing up an entire directory, including sub-directories.

Don't worry about going back and forth with the sender about what files you need, on the receiving end you can select to download only the files you want and forgo those you don't.

Host's can specify a password to help make their sessions a bit more exclusive. Moreover the host has the option to automatically accept incomming connections or manually accept/reject each individual connection. Host's can also turn off the connection listener at any time preventing all new connections from being established.

Changelog:

1.1

• All messages are now transmitted using 128-bit AES encryption.
• File/directory names are encrypted, data transfers are not.
• Initial client-server handshake is performed using 2048-bit RSA public key encryption.
• Port fields no longer allow non-numeric characters.
• The UI has been updated to fix incompatibilities with Java 8.