JENUXLABS
Available · Android 1.0.7 testing
PhoneDrop

Drop files.
Not your privacy.

Send directly between Android, macOS and Windows on the same local network. Transfers are encrypted in transit. No account and no cloud relay.

Want to know how PhoneDrop handles your files and privacy? Read privacy & safety →

Windows ↓macOS ↓Google Play ↗
See the app ↓
3 platformsOne familiar flowDirectDevice to deviceEncryptedIn transit
● Paired · OnlineLive speed ↗
PhoneDrop transferring a file
PHONE ↔ PHONEPHONE ↔ DESKTOPMULTI-FILENO CLOUD RELAY

SIMPLE ON PURPOSE

The shortest path between your devices.

01

Pick from anywhere

Choose files inside PhoneDrop or use Android Share from Gallery, Files and other apps.

02

Pair once

PhoneDrop remembers trusted devices without replacing your existing pairings.

03

See who is ready

Nearby discovery shows online devices and clear pairing controls.

04

Stay in control

Live progress, measured transfer speed and a real Stop button keep every drop understandable.

THE REAL APP

Clear at every step.

Nearby devices, settings and transfer history stay close without cluttering the main screen.

PhoneDrop nearby and paired devices
Nearby devices and live status
PhoneDrop settings
Visibility and practical controls
PhoneDrop recent activity
Recent activity and statistics

LOCAL-FIRST BY DESIGN

Your files take the local route.

PhoneDrop transfers directly between devices on your local network. Jenux Labs does not receive or store the contents of your transfers.

  • No PhoneDrop account
  • No cloud storage required
  • Trust stays on your devices
  • Files land in your PhoneDrop folder
Read the privacy details →

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Ready when your devices are.

Use PhoneDrop on networks and devices you trust. Android 1.0.7 is offered through closed testing on Google Play and may require tester access. The macOS 1.0.4 disk image is ad-hoc signed, not notarized; first launch may require manual approval. Android Pro availability depends on the current testing stage.