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About Feem
Feem transfers files directly between devices on the same Wi-Fi network, router, hotspot or Wi-Fi Direct, with no cloud server or internet connection involved. Devices discover each other automatically and show friendly names, and files can be sent in both directions at once.
Transfers are encrypted with TLS 1.3. Apps are available for iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows, with a Linux build on the Snap Store. It suits people moving files between their own phone and computer, or sharing with others nearby.
Strengths
- Works without internet over any shared Wi-Fi
- Automatic device discovery
- Encrypted transfers with TLS 1.3
- Apps for all major desktop and mobile platforms
Limitations
- Devices must be on the same network
- Requests location permission on launch
Details
- Pricing
- FreemiumApps are free to download from the stores; the site also offers a member login.
- License
- Proprietary
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
- How it runs
- Downloadable app
- Account
- Not required
- Works offline
- Yes
- Best suited for
- Moving files between your own phone and computer on the same Wi-Fi
- Categories
- File sync
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to Feem
Compare allSoftware that can replace Feem for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
LocalSend
Sends files between nearby devices over your own network, with no account, server or internet connection.
LocalSend is free and open source under Apache-2.0 and works fully offline on the local network across the same platforms, with no account needed.
Warpinator
Linux Mint's app for sending and receiving files between computers on the same local network.
Warpinator is free and open source from the Linux Mint team, but the official app is Linux only and also needs devices on the same network.
KDE Connect
Links a phone and a computer to share files, links, notifications and remote controls.
KDE Connect is open source and adds notification sync and remote controls, but supports only Linux and Android and needs devices paired.
Send Anywhere
A cross-platform file sharing service that sends files between devices using one-time keys or links.
Send Anywhere uses one-time keys and works over the internet and in a browser, so devices need not share the same Wi-Fi network.
Blip
An app for sending files and folders of any size directly between devices and people.
Blip is free, sends files of any size over the internet and resumes after interruptions, removing the same-network requirement while staying closed source.
AirDroid
A service for transferring files between Android phones and computers and controlling devices remotely.
AirDroid transfers files between Android and computers and adds remote control, but relies on the company's hosted service and targets Android and web.
Feem as an alternative
Listings that name Feem as an alternative.
Magic Wormhole
A command-line tool that sends files between computers securely using short one-time codes.
Feem sends files over shared Wi-Fi with TLS 1.3 encryption and mobile apps, but devices must be on the same network and it is not open source.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
Pushbullet
A service that links phones and computers for sending pushes, sharing files and mirroring SMS.
PhotoSync
A mobile app that transfers and backs up photos and videos between phones, computers, NAS devices and clouds.
FilePizza
An open-source web app for peer-to-peer file transfers directly between two browsers.
