Start a Drop Room on your WiFi or hotspot, and nearby phones, tablets, and laptops join with a QR code or a browser link. Files, folders, and text move directly between devices, with no upload and no copy left on a server.
No account needed to join · Works on a phone hotspot · Nothing left on a server
Sending a photo across the table usually means a trip through someone's data center.
Every upload leaves a copy you no longer control.
Every share link lives until someone remembers to delete it.
Drop takes the short way: device to device, on the network you are already on, with nothing left behind unless you choose to keep it.
Holiday photos for the family, a signed contract for a client, a playlist for the party. Everyone in the room gets exactly what you decide.
Guests scan the room's QR code, open a Drop Link, or join from any browser on the same WiFi or hotspot. On Android and iPhone, nearby rooms show up on their own.
Choose what people in the room can do, add a password, and share just one folder. The host enforces it for the app, the browser, and WebDAV alike.
Turn on Burn Mode and the room shuts down at its two-hour mark, taking its links with it. Nothing lingers for someone to find later.
When a share has to outlive the room, store it on IPFS through community-run Erebrus nodes. Private files are encrypted on your device before upload, and share links stay opaque.
Open Drop storageSend folders as they are. Browser guests can grab a selection as one ZIP.
Smart Send drops pasted text into the room, straight from the share sheet.
Play videos and music from the host without downloading them first.
Point a file manager at a live room and browse it like a network drive.
Open Drop, choose your WiFi or start a hotspot, and pick the folder to share. Add a password or Burn Mode if you like.
Others scan the QR code, open the Drop Link, or find the room nearby. A laptop only needs a browser on the same network.
Files, folders, and text move directly between devices. Close the room when you're done, or let Burn Mode do it.
No. The host runs the room in the Drop app. Guests can join from the app, by scanning the QR code, through a Drop Link, or from any browser on the same WiFi or hotspot, with no account.
Not for Drop Rooms. Devices only need to share a network, and a phone hotspot works. You need the internet only if you choose optional storage on Erebrus nodes.
Not when you use a Drop Room: files go straight from one device to another. Files reach Erebrus nodes only if you choose to store them for a lasting link, and private stored files are encrypted on your device before they are uploaded.
Yes. Choose view only, download only, upload only, media streaming only, or upload and download. You can also require a password and share a single folder. The host enforces these choices for the app, the browser, and WebDAV.
A room started with Burn Mode shuts down automatically at its two-hour mark, and its links stop working with it.
Hosts use the Drop app, on Google Play for Android or the TestFlight beta for iPhone. Guests can use any phone, tablet, or computer with a browser.
Host rooms from the Drop app on Android or the iPhone beta. Guests only need a browser on the same network.
