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Sharing files, basically what the web is for, in different forms. There's always some stupid issues doing the most basic form of file sharing, let it be to a friend or in business, I need to log in with a account to receive a file, the file is too large for this or that service. You don't have to be a developer using this tool, use Dropshares own hosting or power up using AWS S3 or another server provider (watch a few youtube videos and you have your own white-labeled sharing solution with your own design, cool right??). This tool let's you share files, screenshots, screenshare share/screen cast with your camera video in the corner, all in 1-click. Your own domain, your server, no branding, not even in the source code!! Damn. It's even a cool service just to start exploring AWS and some basic coding. (Plug and play HTML and CSS)

Great tool for quickly grabbing screenshots and saving them to any static provider like AWS/S3, or using their own.

Very complete app. The app has a long list of features, including support to many cloud providers and servers. Also support for custom url shorteners. They do give support to they customers. I suggested a small feature and they added in the latest update!. It's incredible. Highly recommend it.

I don't need to transfer large files too often, need it mostly for WhatsApp when the 16mb limit gives me a headache, the ease with which I can just drag and drop files onto Dropshare and have them automatically uploaded to my cloud and have the link ready to go is just marvellous. As soon as you start to drag a file a drop 'zone' appears on the screen ready for you to dump the file there, it gets uploaded and your link is auto pasted to your clipboard and you are good to go. Great app.

I've tried many apps like this one, but Dropshare is a killer. It sits there and silently does the job with few clicks or drags: that's exactly what I need.

I used Dropshare for years and I have multiple licenses for it, but have largely migrated away from it since I came to use my iPad as much as my MacBooks. Dropshare is available on iOS too, so I figured this would be a solution; except the iOS version requires a separate monthly subscription and there is no option to activate my desktop license on the iOS version. Conversely, if I were a Setapp subscriber, I would have full access to both apps on both MacOS and iOS, but the same privilege is not afforded to permanent MacOS license holders.

Being able to upload directly to my own server was the original selling point for me. But, with the ease of sharing from the command line and the simple drag/drop interface, it's become a staple application for me.

Very efficient way to share files, notes, screengrabs and screencasts on my own server without having to sign-up for any service and loose control of where my data is.

Dropshare has changed the way I share notes, screenshots and very heavy batches of images in one move. Their setup with S3 cut my budgets from other services.