Free · No account · Any device
Paste text or drop a file, get a 6-character code and QR, then open it on your phone, laptop or a friend's browser. End-to-end encrypted, nothing installed.
Drop files here or click to browse · up to 250 MB each
Drop a file, get a 6-character code, and open that code on any other device — the whole wireless file transfer takes about three seconds. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
This is a genuine airdrop alternative for people who do not live inside one ecosystem. The sender can be a Windows desktop, the receiver an iPhone, an Android tablet or a Linux workstation. Because the interface is just a web page, the same cross platform file transfer flow works on a locked-down work machine, a library computer or a phone browser.
Text works the same way as files. Paste a login link, a long address or a set of notes, and pick it up on the other screen without emailing yourself again.
Wi‑Fi based peer to peer file sharing moves data up to 400 times faster than Bluetooth 5.0 and skips the upload-then-download round trip of cloud storage. Speed is limited by your network, not by a queue on someone else's server.
A webrtc file transfer or direct browser transfer keeps the payload on the shortest path between two devices. Bluetooth was designed for keyboards and headsets, so a 500 MB video can take over half an hour. Cloud services force the file up to a datacentre and back down again, and then keep a copy indefinitely.
| Metric | Browser P2P transfer (this app) | Bluetooth 5.0 | Cloud upload (Drive / Dropbox) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical transfer speed | Up to 800 Mbps on local Wi‑Fi 6 | ~2 Mbps (Bluetooth 5.0) | Capped by your upload speed |
| File size cap | No file size limit on direct links | Unlimited, but painfully slow | 25 MB on most email/free tiers |
| Account required | None | None, but pairing needed | Google / Dropbox account |
| Cross platform | Any browser: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux | Blocked between iOS and Android | Yes, with apps installed |
| Stored on a server | Encrypted, auto-deleted at expiry | No | Yes, retained indefinitely |
| Setup time | ~3 seconds (paste, get code) | 30–90 seconds pairing | 1–5 minutes upload + share link |
Figures are lab measurements on a Wi‑Fi 6 router with both devices on the same access point; real speeds vary with signal strength and network congestion.
The best AirDrop alternative is a browser-based wireless file transfer app that works on every operating system.
AirDrop only talks to Apple hardware. This app runs in any modern browser, so a Windows laptop, an Android phone and an iPhone can all pick up the same share with one 6-character code. That makes it a practical airdrop for android as well as a cross platform file transfer tool for mixed offices.
Open the app on your PC, drop the file, then scan the QR code with your phone camera.
That is the whole tutorial for how to transfer files wirelessly from pc to android: no cable, no driver, no pairing dialog. The code and QR both resolve to the same share page, so the phone downloads the file straight from the browser it already has.
Each file can be up to 250 MB, and you can attach as many files as you need to one share.
Unlike email attachments capped at 25 MB, or free cloud tiers that throttle you, this wireless file transfer app is built for large media: video exports, design files, phone backups and disk images.
Yes. Every transfer is end-to-end encrypted in transit, code-gated, and deleted automatically at expiry.
Downloads are only released after the server verifies the share code and confirms the share has not expired, and links are short-lived and single-purpose. Nothing is indexed, listed or advertised, and no account or email address is ever collected.
Every share is an end-to-end encrypted transfer protected by AES-256, a single-use code, and automatic deletion at expiry. AES-256 is the same cipher standard approved for classified government data.
Files are never publicly listed or browsable. A download link is minted only after the server checks that the code is valid and the share is still live, and that link expires within minutes. Choose a lifetime from one hour to seven days; when it lapses, the content is gone.
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This wireless file transfer app was designed and built to make device-to-device handoffs simple: a local Wi‑Fi link moves files far faster than Bluetooth, and every share here uses an end-to-end encrypted transfer path, a single-use code, and automatic deletion at expiry — no account, no tracking, no permanent copy.