Every file-sharing tool I tried had the same shape: upload to someone's server, get a link that dies in a week, and hope their "encrypted" means what you think it means. This one removes the server from the middle. One side creates a 6-digit code, the other enters it and gets approved, and from then on the file moves directly between the two browsers over WebRTC. Nothing is uploaded — so no size cap, no expiry, and nothing for us to hand over if anyone ever asks. The encryption is genuinely end-to-end: the browsers agree a key over ECDH P-256 and every chunk is sealed with AES-256-GCM, so the signalling server never sees a key or a byte. Both screens show the same safety words — read them out and you've ruled out a man-in-the-middle. The honest trade-off: both people have to be online at once, and there is no TURN relay. If a direct path between the two networks can't be found, it fails and says so rather than quietly routing your file through a third machine. That's the point. Free, no account, works in any modern browser. Would love your feedback — especially about networks where it fails.

File Transfer

Send files browser to browser — no upload, no size limit

Send files browser to browser — no upload, no size limit