More flow.
Fewer workarounds.
Your photos, project folders and everyday documents deserve a simpler way across your devices.
Take ByteDrop
for a spin.
The familiar workspace. Yours to explore.
Click around. Search, favorite, switch views
and try a sample transfer. Nothing gets uploaded.
Your files,
in good order.
Move originals instead of links to cloud copies. Browse shared folders, preview files, keep favorites and choose the view that fits your work.
Explore the setup →- Folder hierarchy and supported empty folders
- Chunk and complete-file integrity checks
- Search, favorites and list/grid views
Pick up
where you left off.
Pause and resume uploads. Native Windows receiving checks retained bytes and can recover after an app restart, then verifies a saved destination before publishing it.
Managed native receiving has an 8 GiB configured ceiling. The physically tested large-file case is 260 MiB; broader acceptance remains in progress.
- Durable verified checkpoints
- Disk-backed Windows receiving
- Separate client-encrypted chat attachments
Which systems work with ByteDrop?
| System | Current status | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| Windows x64 | Development preview | Unsigned desktop executable; review the release limitations. |
| iPhone / iPad | Browser companion; physical-device acceptance incomplete | Trusted local HTTPS, QR approval and a supported browser picker. No native iOS app. |
| Android | Browser companion; physical-device acceptance incomplete | Trusted local HTTPS and QR approval. No native Android app. |
| macOS / Apple Silicon | Experimental source test prepared | Mac testing is pending. No publicly released Mac installer. |
| Linux | Not released or validated | No supported Linux package. |
ByteDrop does not appear in the native AirDrop picker. Sharing between every combination of systems is a project goal, not a feature promised by this preview.
ByteDrop is a Windows preview. Native macOS, iOS and Android apps are not released. Phone access uses a browser and requires trusted local HTTPS setup. Chat encryption and ordinary file sharing are separate mechanisms.
Read security and current limitations →