Files share: Send & Receive

Files share moves photos, videos, documents, whole folders and notes between Android phones — directly, over your own network. No cables, no cloud, no account. SEND AND RECEIVE • Open Receive on one phone and Send on the other, then pick the device from the list or scan its QR code • Send files, a whole folder or a quick note in one go • Live progress for every file, with speed and time left • You decide: accept or decline each transfer before anything is saved • Received files are saved to Download/Files share, or to a folder you choose • Send straight from the Share menu of any app NO SHARED WI-FI? NO PROBLEM • Hotspot: one phone creates a private network and the other joins by scanning a code • Wi-Fi Direct: link two phones directly, with no router at all • No internet needed — files stay on your local network SHARE A FOLDER WITH A COMPUTER • Turn on Share a folder and open the address in any web browser on a PC, Mac or laptop • Download files, or upload from the computer to the phone • FTP for file managers and desktop tools • Password protection and a read-only option SIMPLE, STEP BY STEP • Every screen shows numbered steps that name the exact button to tap • History of everything you sent and received • Light and dark themes with several accent colors • 10 languages: English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, French, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian and Urdu, with right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Urdu PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no sign-up • Files go straight from one device to the other — never through our servers (we have none) • Permissions are asked only when a feature needs them: the camera to scan a code, nearby Wi-Fi devices for Wi-Fi Direct and the hotspot, and notifications to show transfer progress Good to know: both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network or hotspot, or linked with Wi-Fi Direct. Transfers on a shared network are not encrypted, so use networks you trust.

Ready for Android 17: Files share now asks once for access to devices on your local network. Allow it to send, receive and share folders over Wi-Fi. If you skip it, an Allow button appears where it is needed.