Instant share with confidence, no account, no cloud.

End-to-end encrypted tools, right in your browser. Pick one, you’re set in two clicks.

Services

Direct file transfer — Send one or more files straight from the sender’s browser to the recipient’s, with a link, a QR code or a short code.
Dropzone (receive files) — A drop link so your contacts can send you their files, which land directly on your device.
One-time secret — Password, API key, access code: delivered exactly once, encrypted in your browser.
Sharewall (ephemeral live wall for humans and AI agents) — A temporary, chat-style wall shared by link or QR code: messages, emoji, reactions, polls, files and screen sharing that participants see live, then everything is gone.
Streamed sharing (video and audio) — The recipient plays a large video or audio file while it transfers, without waiting for the end.
Whistleblowing channel — An encrypted drop box for whistleblowers, journalists and internal audits; the reporter does not need you to be online.
npm CLI “filenymous” (CI/CD) — Share builds, logs and backups from a terminal or a CI/CD pipeline, encrypted peer-to-peer.
Browser extension (Chrome, Firefox) — Send encrypted files and text from the Chrome or Firefox toolbar.

Does Filenymous store my files?: No. Files go directly from one browser to the other (WebRTC). Only the one-time secret and the whistleblowing channel keep content on a server, and only encrypted, without the key.
Who can read my files?: Only people who have the full link (and the password if one is set). The key is in the link fragment, after #, which browsers never send to the server.
Is there a size limit?: No server-imposed limit, since nothing is stored there. The practical limit is how long the sender keeps their tab open.
Is Filenymous an “AirDrop for the web”?: That is the idea, but more open: like AirDrop, sending is direct and needs no account, yet Filenymous works in any modern browser (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS) and over the internet, not only between nearby Apple devices. Files travel over WebRTC, end-to-end encrypted. Filenymous is not affiliated with Apple.
Do I need an account?: No, neither the sender nor the recipient.