Web Application

Sharing a short piece of text between devices has never been as smooth as it should be. Most of us default to emailing ourselves, trying to AirDrop across incompatible ecosystems, or reading a password aloud while hoping no one mishears the fifth character.

Tools like QR codes already solve part of this problem. They work well, and they are widely supported. But sometimes you want something even simpler or just a little more fun.

That is where SendBySound fits in.

What It Does

SendBySound is a free web app at SendBySound.com that transfers text through sound. Open the site on two devices, type your message, and press send. One device plays a short sequence of tones, the other listens and decodes the text. Once the page loads, it works entirely offline.

There is no pairing, no accounts, and no installation.

How It Compares to QR Codes

QR codes are great in most situations. They are fast, reliable, and familiar. SendBySound is simply a different way to approach the same problem, and it can be useful in places where a sound-based interaction feels more natural.

A few examples:

• When the receiving device does not have a camera, or the camera is already in use.
• When you want to share across a short distance without positioning devices relative to each other.
• When generating or displaying a QR code is not as convenient.
• When you want a hands-free option.
• Or simply because sending little chirps between devices is fun.

SendBySound is not a replacement for QR codes. It is another tool you can reach for depending on the situation.

Everyday Uses

• Sharing a WiFi password without typing it out.
• Sending a link from a laptop to a phone without emailing yourself.
• Passing a verification code when your authenticator is on another device.
• Sharing small bits of information in classrooms or group settings.

If the devices can make and hear sound, you can use them.

Privacy and Simplicity

All processing happens locally in the browser. Nothing is sent to a server. The short-range nature of sound keeps transmission limited to the nearby environment.

Try It Out

If you're looking for a quick, offline-friendly, and slightly playful way to transfer text between devices, visit SendBySound.com and give it a try.

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SiteDash is a central dashboard for developers, agencies, and site owners managing multiple Drupal and WordPress sites. It's currently in development. Join the interest list at SiteDash.ai.

The Problem with Multiple Sites

Managing more than a handful of sites means juggling hosting dashboards, repository interfaces, third-party services, and spreadsheets that are never quite up to date. Someone asks which sites need security updates, and you're opening ten browser tabs.

SiteDash aggregates site data in one interface. It connects to the Audit Export Module for Drupal and the Audit Export plugin for WordPress, pulling configuration details, module versions, update status, and hosting information into a unified view. The module supports Drupal 7 through 11, and the plugin works with WordPress 6 and later.

Who This Is For

If you maintain multiple sites, SiteDash gives you clarity. Freelancers with a dozen client projects, agencies balancing portfolios of fifty sites, or product teams needing governance across their web properties all benefit from centralized visibility.

Unified Site Data

Connect your sites and see metadata, configurations, and integrations from one dashboard. No more hunting through wikis or ticket systems for basic information about what's installed where.

SiteDash integrates with code hosts like GitHub and Bitbucket, hosting platforms like Acquia and Pantheon, CI tools like CircleCI and Tugboat, and project management systems including Jira, ClickUp, and Teamwork. It also connects to AI providers like Anthropic and OpenAI, Google Workspace tools, analytics platforms, and operations services like UptimeRobot.

LLM-Powered Infrastructure Queries

SiteDash includes an MCP server that lets AI tools access all your indexed site data through a single connection. Instead of wiring each service independently, your LLM-backed assistants can query everything at once.

Ask "Which sites are running Drupal 10.2.x?" or "Show me all sites with the Webform module enabled" and get immediate answers across your entire portfolio. The MCP integration enables AI-assisted onboarding, configuration audits, and infrastructure planning without manually checking each site.

Self-Service Access for Non-Technical Users

Once a developer connects sites to SiteDash, project managers and non-technical stakeholders can query site information on their own. Instead of filing tickets to ask which modules are installed or which sites need attention, they use natural language queries through the MCP-connected AI interface. The setup work happens once, then anyone on the team can get answers without waiting for developer availability.

Streamlined Agency Onboarding

Agencies often track dozens of client sites in spreadsheets. When a new project arrives, someone spends hours documenting what's installed: modules, themes, hosting details, third-party integrations, and potential technical debt.

The Audit Export Module and plugin automate that snapshot. SiteDash indexes the data and keeps it current. Paired with the MCP server, an LLM can handle much of the discovery work, querying indexed data and surfacing what matters without digging through admin screens.

What Changes

You spend less time context-switching between tools and more time making decisions. Teams share a unified source of truth instead of confirming basic facts in Slack. New developers get situational awareness without hunting through scattered documentation. AI-assisted querying means faster audits and planning.

Early Access

SiteDash is actively evolving. Join the interest list at SiteDash.ai to get notified as development progresses. The goal is an open alpha testing phase starting in January 2026.