Your devices.
Connected.
Direct file transfer between your devices. No servers. No accounts. No limits. Just pure peer-to-peer.
Everything you need
No accounts. No servers. No fuss.
Any file, any size
From a text file to 4K video. There is no limit.
End-to-end encrypted
WebRTC DTLS. Your data stays yours.
Direct peer-to-peer
Files go device-to-device. No middleman.
QR code pairing
Generate a QR on one device, scan with the other.
Every device
Mobile, tablet, laptop, desktop — it just works.
Fully serverless
No uploads. No servers. Nothing stored.
Why direct is better
Cloud uploads add limits. P2P removes them.
No file size limits
Cloud services cap uploads. P2P transfers directly, so only your storage and bandwidth matter.
True privacy
Files never touch a server. No copies, no logs, no third-party access. End-to-end encrypted.
Max speed
Direct device-to-device means your network is the only limit. No slow uploads to a cloud server.
Works anywhere
Different WiFi, mobile data, office networks — WebRTC connects peers across any network.
How it works
Three steps to send files between your devices.
Open
Get a room code. No sign-up.
Connect
Enter code or scan QR. Devices pair.
Send
Drop files. They transfer directly.
Your data stays yours
No servers means no one else touches your files.
DTLS Encryption
All data is encrypted with Datagram Transport Layer Security. Same protocol banks use.
Zero-access
Files never touch a server. No copies, no logs, no one else can see your data.
Direct connection
WebRTC establishes a direct P2P channel. The signalling layer only coordinates the handshake.
No storage
Since nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored. Transfer happens in real-time, then it's done.
Common questions
No. Since files transfer directly between devices, the only limit is your storage and bandwidth.
Yes. WebRTC uses DTLS encryption — the same protocol that secures HTTPS traffic. Your data is protected in transit.
No. There is no sign-up, no account, no email. Just open the app and share.
Yes. WebRTC with STUN works across different WiFi networks, mobile data, and even across countries.