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Send any file directly from your browser to another browser — no server in between, no upload, no account, completely private. Built on WebRTC peer-to-peer technology. One person generates a share code; the other enters it. The file transfers directly between the two browsers without touching any server.
When you send a file via Google Drive, WeTransfer, or email, the file is uploaded to a server that stores it — sometimes permanently. Those services scan file contents, retain data after the transfer, and may share data with third parties. WebRTC P2P transfer eliminates the server from the equation entirely. The file travels directly from one browser to the other without being stored anywhere. This makes P2P transfer the most private way to send sensitive files to a colleague, client, or friend.
No. WebRTC establishes a direct peer-to-peer connection between the two browsers. Only the connection metadata passes through a signaling server momentarily; the file bytes go directly between the devices.
No server limit. Large files transfer as long as both devices maintain the connection. Network speed determines transfer time.
No. P2P file transfer works across different networks and over the internet.