Works offline
Local Wi-Fi. No mobile data needed.
Fastest data transfer.
Period.
Big files, phone to phone, over local Wi-Fi.
No internet, no account, no cloud.
Free · coming soon to Android and iPhone · iOS 15 or later
Your phone
Your other device
- Offline
- Encrypted
- Verified
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Encrypted end to end
Your files stay between your devices.
Every byte verified
Integrity checks from start to finish.
Built for big files
Send large files smoothly, without size limits.
Files and folders
Transfer single files or entire folders, with subfolders intact.
Connect your way
Use a 6-digit code or scan a QR. No sign-up.
Trusted devices
Trust a phone once. Next time, connect with one tap and no code.
Picks up where it stopped
Resume interrupted transfers without starting over.
No router? No problem.
An Android phone can create its own direct Wi-Fi link.
Three steps, phone to phone.
- 01
Open Receive
On the phone getting the files, open Receive. It shows a QR code and a 6-digit code.
- 02
Choose and Send
On the other phone, choose your files. Select the receiving phone or scan its QR.
- 03
Accept the transfer
Check who is sending and compare the safety code. Tap Accept to start sharing.
Both phones use the same Wi-Fi, or BRIDGE's direct link.
Phone Browser
Windows · Mac · Linux · Chromebook
Connect through
your browser, too.
Open Connect Laptop on your phone, then enter the link in your laptop's browser. Drag files in to send, or download what your phone shares.
- Encrypted with your phone's certificate
- You approve access on your phone
- No router? Your phone can make the Wi-Fi
Get BRIDGE. It's free.
Choose your device and start sharing.
Android
Android 7 or later.
Get it on Google PlayComing soon to Google Play
The download link will appear here when the release is ready.
iPhone
iOS 15 or later.
Get it for iPhoneComing soon to the App Store
The download link will appear here when the release is ready.
On a computer? Nothing to install: use Connect Laptop in any web browser.
A few things to know.
Do I need internet or an account?
No. BRIDGE never talks to a server. Both phones just need to be on the same Wi-Fi, or on the direct link one Android phone makes.
Can I send from Android to iPhone?
Yes. Any phone running BRIDGE can send to any other, whatever it runs.
Is there a size limit?
No. Files stream straight from storage, so a 50 GB video uses no more memory than a photo. You only need room on the receiving phone, which BRIDGE checks before it starts.
Where do received files go?
On Android, to Download/BRIDGE. On iPhone, into BRIDGE's folder in the Files app. Photos and videos can also appear in your gallery; there's a switch in Settings.
How do I know nobody else gets my files?
The connection is encrypted, and both screens show the same safety code so you can see you reached the right phone. Nothing is sent until the receiver taps Accept.
Why does my laptop's browser say the page isn't private?
The phone uses its own certificate instead of one bought from a company, so the browser can't recognise it. The link is still encrypted. Choose Advanced, then Proceed, the first time.
Does the iPhone app work in the background?
Keep BRIDGE open on an iPhone while a transfer runs; if you leave it, it pauses until you come back. On Android you can lock the phone or switch apps.