Launching today
Mush
Combine Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and 5G for max download speed
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Combine Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and 5G for max download speed
105 followers
Mush is a multi-interface download engine that uses all available network connections instead of relying on a single one. It splits files into chunks and distributes them across WiFi, Ethernet, or tethered networks in parallel. It supports both HTTP and BitTorrent, includes live telemetry, and allows tuning of concurrency and scheduling. Performance depends on network conditions and server limits. Currently in beta.
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Please correct me if I'm wrong but this feels like multipath TCP but at the application layer. If so the why browsers don’t already do this?
@lak7 You're right, MPTCP was one of my inspirations, but, then you'd have to deal with the Three Way Handshake problem (both server and client need to be configured for MPTCP, which most servers aren't in order to reduce load/avoid DDOS or stress).
Cool mate! Is it available everywhere? Anyway I feel it's a great deal for everybody here cause it helps founders to better perform in a daily basis by giving more and more speed. Wish you all the best here!
@german_merlo1 Hey, this is currently available on Windows and Arch Linux platforms. Thanks for the compliment!
This sounds pretty cool. I thought you could do this already with certain technologies, but I've never been able to do it. So if this makes it easier for that, that's brilliant. My Ethernet maxes out at a gigabit, and my internet connection is 8 gigabits. If I could have a bit of Wi-Fi on top, that will go a bit quicker still, and that's already a big win.
This is actually insane. I'm curious to see what drove you to build this. It's something that I always hoped that I had but never really thought was possible. Gonna test it out