Send a file straight to someone else’s device
You get one link. They open it, and the bytes go from your device to theirs — encrypted, and with no copy left on a server along the way.
- 100 GB
- in one transfer
- Nothing
- kept on a server
- Every file
- checked on arrival
Drop your files here
Anywhere on this page works. Up to 100 GB at a time.
Keep this tab open while it sends. The files are read from this device as they go, so there is nothing to delete afterwards.
What actually happens
Most file sharing uploads your files to a company’s servers. This does not.
01
Nothing uploads
The files stay on your disk. We read them in small pieces only as they send, so picking a 60 GB folder is instant.
02
The server just introduces you
It passes the two browsers enough to find each other on the network, then stops being involved. No file bytes pass through it.
03
Both ends check every file
Sender and receiver hash each file as it moves. A mismatch fails loudly rather than handing over a file that will not open.
The trade-off is real: both people have to be online at the same time. In exchange, your files never sit on a stranger’s hard drive.
Read how it works