Do you send yourself WhatsApp messages?
Just to get a link from your PC to your phone. Or an email to yourself. Or the photo into the cloud and straight back out. Scan a QR code instead — directly over your local network.
Text transfer is free
Windows 10 and later · No app needed on the phone
The detour across half the internet
A file is on your PC. It needs to get to the phone lying one metre away.
The usual route: upload to a service, wait, download again on the phone. Two transfers across the internet to cover one metre — and in between, the file sits on somebody else's server.
For a single file that is not worth it. So people send themselves a message instead.
A QR code, not an account
A QR code appears on screen.
The connection runs through the browser — no app to install.
Text, images, files. Directly between your devices on the local network.
What each edition covers
Text to one device. Free+ with email registration: text to several devices.
Images, files, PIN protection, clipboard sync and history.
Larger files (200 MB), longer history, access by computer name.
Same as Business — on up to 3 workstations with one code.
One metre apart, one metre of transfer
No intermediate server, no sign-in, no app on the phone.
Text transfer is free permanently — images and files are included from Pro.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an app on my phone?
No. The transfer runs through the browser.
Does it work without internet?
A shared local network is enough — Wi-Fi will do, an internet connection is not required.
Can others on the Wi-Fi read along?
From Pro the transfer can be protected with a PIN. There is a separate page explaining the browser's certificate warning.
How large can files be?
Generously sized from Pro, up to 200 MB in the Business edition.
What does text transfer cost?
Nothing. It is included in the free version.