Shotport runs on the Deck. Open a page on your phone, tap a shot, it's saved. No Steam Cloud, no cables, no account.
Shotport is a tiny program that lives on your Deck and serves your screenshots to any phone on the same wifi.
Copy one folder, run it once. Add it as a non-Steam game and it starts from your library, even in Gaming Mode.
Go to steamdeck.local in your browser and add it to your home screen. No app store, nothing to install.
Every screenshot, by game, newest first. Tap one and it lands in your gallery, ready to share anywhere.
Made for Deck owners tired of Steam Cloud round trips.
Shotport reads Steam's own library, so every shot shows the game it came from.
Full-resolution files move over your wifi. A 2 MB shot arrives before you lift your thumb.
No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Your screenshots never leave your network.
Send photos, mods or save files from your phone to the Deck's Downloads folder.
Follows your phone. Looks right at noon and at 2 a.m. on the couch.
Android or iPhone, any browser. If it can open a web page, it can run Shotport.
Early access is free. When v1 ships, the people on the list get it first and pay less.
One email when it's ready. No newsletter.
Short answers. Ask the rest on Reddit.
Yes. Add Shotport as a non-Steam game once and launch it from your library. It keeps running in the background.
No. It's a web page on your home network. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app.
Everything stays on your wifi. v1 adds a pairing code so nobody else on the network can see your shots.
Because uploading to Steam, opening the web, finding the shot and downloading it again is four steps. Shotport is one tap.