Drop it. Share it.
Done.
From one device to another, without the detour.
Share files and thoughts securely. No account needed.
Good things travel directly.
Great things come in pairs.
If your phone locksSharing may pause. Unlock your phone and return to this page to resume from verified data. Reconnect if needed.
Three steps. Zero detours.
From your screen to theirs, in a moment.
Open on both devices
A phone, a laptop, a tablet. Any modern browser.
Make the connection
Share your ID or QR code. Your partner approves.
Send it their way
Drop files or share text. We take it from here.
Less in the way.
More peace of mind.
Practical privacy. Thoughtful details.
A simpler way to share.
Private by design
WebRTC encrypts the connection. Our signaling service coordinates devices, without receiving your files.
Across the room. Or further.
Direct connections when possible. Encrypted TURN relaying when your deployment provides it.
Checked, then complete
Chunk checksums and a final SHA-256 verification help ensure what arrives matches what you sent.
Before you send.
Know what happens behind the connection.
Is there a file size limit?
Disk-backed reception in supported browsers avoids holding the whole file in memory. Other browsers use a 128 MiB safety ceiling. Available disk space and browser quotas still apply.
Can I send between different networks?
Yes, when network conditions permit a direct WebRTC connection. Restrictive networks require the operator to configure a working TURN relay.
What happens if the connection drops?
Keep both pages open, reconnect to the same device, then retry the interrupted send. The receiver reports its verified chunk checkpoint. Reloading or closing a page currently ends recovery; stored metadata does not restore file access.
Who can see my files?
The paired browsers receive the file content. TURN may relay encrypted traffic. The application server sees signaling metadata, not file contents. You must trust this website’s delivered code and the signaling operator.
Does it work on my phone?
Modern Android and iOS browsers support WebRTC. QR links work in the phone camera app. Built-in camera scanning requires BarcodeDetector support. Downloads, storage quotas, and background operation vary by browser.