Share anything, with anyone, instantly.

The easiest cross-platform sharing network ever built. Beam files, links, and text between any operating system straight from your browser. Peer-to-peer and entirely secure.

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Feature Highlights

AnyDrop local network discovery interface

Frictionless Local Discovery.

Open the app on the same Wi-Fi, and your devices instantly see each other. No pairing required.

AnyDrop magic link cross-network connection

Magic Links.

Not on the same network? Generate a secure Magic Link to bridge devices across the internet via WebRTC.

AnyDrop encrypted peer-to-peer chat interface

Real-time Encrypted Chat.

Send text, links, and files directly through an encrypted peer-to-peer socket. Your data never touches a database.

AnyDrop notes and clipboard staging interface

Your Universal Clipboard.

Seamlessly push text snippets, URLs, and notes between your phone and desktop as if they were a single device.

Architecture

WebRTC & WebSockets for seamless NAT traversal and fallback routing.

Privacy

100% End-to-End Encrypted. Data exists only in RAM and evaporates when you close the tab.

Performance

Built as a lightweight SPA with vanilla JavaScript and dynamic DOM management.

Help & FAQs

Do files or chats get stored in the cloud?

No. Transfers and chat traffic move directly between peers. Relay services are only used for connection setup or fallback routing, not long-term storage.

How do I connect devices quickly?

On the same Wi-Fi, devices auto-discover instantly. Across networks, generate a Magic Link or QR to create a trusted temporary bridge.

What are practical file size limits?

Local peer-to-peer transfers are typically only limited by your network. Remote relay paths can be capped for stability, and iOS Safari works best with moderate file sizes.

What happens if a transfer is canceled?

In-flight data is held in temporary memory. Canceling tears down the session and drops partial data, leaving no half-written files behind.

Where is a received file before download?

For browser security, completed files stay in temporary memory until you explicitly tap Download. Closing the tab before download removes that temporary copy.

Is AnyDrop safe on public Wi-Fi?

Yes. Traffic remains encrypted in transit, and Invisible Mode helps hide your device from unpaired users on shared networks.