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brew install --cask send-anywhere
About Send Anywhere
Send Anywhere transfers files between devices. The sender picks files and gets a one-time key or a link, and the recipient enters the key or opens the link on their own device to download them. The service describes itself as a way to send files of any size and type, as often as you want, for free.
It suits people who move files between a phone, a computer and other people's devices without setting up shared folders. The website needs a current browser to load.
Strengths
- One-time keys make sharing between devices quick
- Works across phones, computers and the browser
- No file size limit stated on the site
Limitations
- Closed source
- Website does not load in older browsers
Details
- Pricing
- FreeThe site describes sending files of any size as free.
- License
- Proprietary
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Web
- How it runs
- Downloadable app, Web application
- Best suited for
- Moving files between your own devices or to someone nearby without shared folders
- Categories
- File sync
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to Send Anywhere
Compare allSoftware that can replace Send Anywhere 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 Apache-2.0 open source and works fully offline on the local network with no account, but both devices must be on the same network.
Blip
An app for sending files and folders of any size directly between devices and people.
Blip sends files and whole folders with no size limits and resumes interrupted transfers, adds a Linux app, but both sender and recipient need the app installed.
WeTransfer
A web service for sending large files to other people by link or email.
WeTransfer sends large files by link or email from a browser without an account, but files pass through a third-party server and it is web only.
Snapdrop
A browser-based tool for sending files and messages to nearby devices, inspired by AirDrop.
Snapdrop runs in any browser with nothing to install and is open source, but devices generally need to be on the same network with the page open.
Feem
App for sending files directly between phones and computers over local Wi-Fi without internet.
Feem transfers files over shared Wi-Fi without internet using TLS 1.3 and automatic discovery, but devices must be on the same network.
LANDrop
A cross-platform app for sending files to other devices on the same local network.
LANDrop sends uncompressed files between devices on a local network with automatic discovery, but every device needs the app and transfers stay on the LAN.
Smash
A web service and mobile app for sending large files of any size as a download link.
Smash sends large files as a download link with password protection and expiry dates, but files stay on its servers until downloaded and some options need a premium plan.
FilePizza
An open-source web app for peer-to-peer file transfers directly between two browsers.
FilePizza sends files directly between two browsers with no server storage and is BSD-3-Clause open source, but the sender must keep the page open.
Send Anywhere as an alternative
Listings that name Send Anywhere as an alternative.
AirDroid
A service for transferring files between Android phones and computers and controlling devices remotely.
Send Anywhere is free and uses one-time keys across phones, computers and browsers, but offers no remote control or screen sharing of devices.
Filemail
A service and set of apps for sending large files of any size by email or link.
Send Anywhere uses one-time keys or links and offers apps for phones, computers and the browser, rather than only Filemail's web service.
Magic Wormhole
A command-line tool that sends files between computers securely using short one-time codes.
Send Anywhere also uses one-time keys, adds phone, desktop and browser apps, but is closed source and has no command-line tool listed.
Quick Share
Google's wireless file sharing between Android devices and Windows PCs.
Send Anywhere uses one-time keys or links across phones, computers and the browser, including iOS and macOS, and is closed source.
SHAREit
A mobile app for transferring files between nearby devices, now bundled with entertainment content.
Send Anywhere shares files using one-time keys or links across phones, computers and the browser, rather than only nearby Android devices.
SwissTransfer
A free web service for sending files of up to 50 GB by link or email, stored in Switzerland.
Send Anywhere shares files through one-time keys or links, with apps for phones and computers alongside the browser, and is closed source.
TransferNow
A web service for sending large files of up to 250 GB by email or shareable link.
Send Anywhere uses one-time keys or links and has apps for phones and computers as well as the browser, and is closed source.
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