Dean Peters-Wright

We made this product out of our love for solving problems and one of the problems we had was solving the dealing with file transfers where people were constantly losing download links and files. So we created KwiqFlick for an easy and simple way to not only send files but manage files as well. We'd love to hear what you think! Check it out home.kwiqflick.com

Just released

We've just released a new feature where you can now select multiple files!

Hey all, I have been debating on whether I should release our Chrome plugin – especially when it is such a simple extension with such minimal functionality, but then remembered that I specifically, and deliberately, decided that our Chrome extension should be exactly that — very simple, because that’s what customers want. On this basis, I decided that I should not be afraid of presenting...

I'm launching KwiqFlick this week. You can check it out on https://www.producthunt.com/posts/kwiqflick It's a simple way fo transferring files without the the pesky premium cost attached that you usually find. Actively looking for feedback to add tot he backlog!

Hey Mike, thanks for asking! You start with 2GB of storage and file upload capacity. That means that you can upload a file up to 2GB in size to transfer. To increase this, we've built a refer a friend program where every time you send a file to someone new, and they sign up, you will get an additional 1GB of storage and 500mb of file upload capacity. So you can increase your storage space...

PS, the question I am most asked is, does someone have to sign up to KwiqFlick to receive the files you send. The answer is no, they just need an email. When you send a file, they will get an email with the download link. If they lose it, just send it again. So please flick away!

Hi Product Hunt Community! I'm Dean, the founder of KwiqFlick and this is a little bit of the story of why I created KwiqFlick. It was mainly out of frustration. Despite the fact that we all send billions of files to each other every day and have been doing this for years, I got so frustrated with the process. Every time I sent a large file, I’d have to upload it to a service that would...