Sendlyy
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Sendlyy

Phone to computer. No app, no account.

Open the site on both devices, scan the QR code, and send files, folders, links or text. It is end-to-end encrypted.

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Free · Open source · Runs in your browser · No account

What it does.

Send anything.

Files, whole folders, a link or some text. Drop them in, click to choose, or paste.

Sendlyy connected, with a drop area and a text box

Pair with a code.

Type the six characters, or scan the QR code instead.

Phone browser with a code typed into the Have a code field

Check it is the right device.

Pairing by typed code shows a short security code to compare on both screens.

Phone showing the security code to compare

Pauses, then carries on.

One bar for the whole transfer and one for each file. If the connection drops, it waits and continues.

Sending three files with a total progress bar and a bar per file

Folders arrive whole.

A received folder is one item. Save it to a folder or as a ZIP.

A received folder with Save to folder and Save as ZIP buttons

Big files ask first.

Over 4 GiB on desktop Chrome, it asks where to save before it starts.

A 6.4 GB file with Decline and Accept buttons

Try Sendlyy.

Open Sendlyy
Open the GitHub repository

Free, open source (MIT). No account, no ads, no analytics.
Nothing to download: it runs in your browser.

How to use it

Both devices need to be online at the same time.

  1. Open sendlyy.pages.dev on both devices.
  2. Scan the QR code with the other device, or type the six-character code there and press Connect.
  3. Drop files or tap the drop area. The other device receives them, and you press Save on files that need it.

Tested so far in Chrome on Windows 11. Phones have only been tried in Chrome’s phone emulator, and iPhone and Safari haven’t been tested, so tell me if something breaks. Report an issue · View the source · Privacy