Works without the internet
All you need is both devices on the same network. Files still move when your router has no internet connection, and when there is no network at all, turning on your phone’s hotspot does the job.
PRODUCTS / SENDRO · FILE TRANSFER
Sendro moves files between your computer and your phone over your own Wi-Fi. It never compresses them, never shrinks them and never changes their format. The SHA-256 digest of the file that was sent is compared with the one that arrived, and the transfer counts as verified only when the two are identical.
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Messaging apps compress your photos and videos, drop the quality of your footage and turn your RAW files into JPEGs. Sendro never touches the structure of a file: it reads from disk, moves it across the network and delivers it intact.
Sendro marks a transfer as verified only when the two digests are identical. If they differ, the file is deleted and you are told about it, so a corrupt copy never quietly stays on your device. And if the connection drops, the transfer picks up where it left off instead of starting over.
All you need is both devices on the same network. Files still move when your router has no internet connection, and when there is no network at all, turning on your phone’s hotspot does the job.
You pair your devices only once. The six digits on the screen never travel over the network: each side derives a proof from them, and only the proofs are compared. A device you have not paired with cannot send you anything.
Put a folder under watch and every new file that lands in it goes to your phone on its own. Offloading a memory card needs no clicks at all.
You can send from the phone to the computer too. Pick hundreds of files and they all queue up and arrive one by one, and none of them drops out because the other end was busy.
If you would rather not type digits, just scan the QR code shown on the computer. The same works for a TV: scan the code on the screen and the pairing is done.
If the Wi-Fi drops or you lock the phone mid-transfer, the file picks up from the exact byte it stopped at. A 12 GB file does not punish you for walking out of range.
Install Sendro on your computer and get the app on your phone. Both being on the same Wi-Fi is enough, and there is no account to create.
Your phone finds the computer on the network by itself. Enter the six digits on the screen or scan the QR code, and the app never asks again.
Just drop the files onto the window. Photos and videos land in your phone’s gallery and everything else in Files, all at full size and all verified.
Sends and receives. It sits quietly in the system tray and watches the folders you choose.
Sends and receives. Incoming photos and videos are saved straight to Photos, and you can share files into Sendro from any app.
Sends and receives. Media files land in the gallery and everything else in the Downloads folder.
Works as a receiver. It is easy to navigate with the remote, and it opens a film you send in the TV’s own player.
If the person next to you does not have Sendro, there is no need to wait for them to install it. Your computer opens a temporary page of its own, and while they are on the same Wi-Fi they open that page in their phone’s browser and download the files you chose. The page is served straight from your computer, so it works without an internet connection.
They just scan the QR code on your computer. The page opens and the files are listed.
Fifteen minutes, thirty minutes, an hour or a day. When the time is up the link closes by itself, and you can close it earlier with a single tap.
The other side cannot browse your computer. There is no folder listing at all, only the files you added to that session.
The address carries a randomly generated 32-character key. Unless you share it, nobody can find the session.
Turn on guest uploads and they can send files back from the same page. Whatever arrives is listed on your side as coming from a guest.
The session lives only in memory. Close the app or let the time run out and the address stops working for good, and the same address is never reused.
Sometimes what the other screen needs is not a file but a single line of text: a Wi-Fi password, a link, a tracking number. Whatever you send lands in the Notes tab on the other device. It stays there for 24 hours so you can read it again, then deletes itself. Your computer never writes it to disk at all.
Send text from the computer to the phone, or from the phone to the computer. Same box, same rules.
Every note carries its own expiry. Anything past it is cleared when you open the app, and swept again every minute while it is open. There is no way to extend one.
Tap Copy and the text is on the clipboard, ready to paste straight into Wi-Fi settings or a browser.
On the computer the text lives in memory only and is gone when you close its card. It is never written to disk and never appears in transfer history.
The notification only tells you who wrote to you. The text itself never appears in the banner, so it cannot be read off a locked screen.
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No. Sendro never looks inside a file; it carries the bytes exactly as they are. The SHA-256 digests of the file sent and the file received are compared, and if they differ the transfer counts as failed. A 300 MB video is still 300 MB at the other end.
No. With Sendro Link your computer opens a temporary page, and while they are on the same Wi-Fi they open it in a browser and download the files. They install nothing at all.
As many as you like. You can pair your computer with your phone, your tablet and your TV separately, and send files to all of them at the same time.
Yes. All Sendro needs is for both devices to be on the same local network. A router with no internet connection, or your phone’s hotspot, is more than enough.
There is no limit. Pick hundreds of files and they all queue up and arrive in turn. If a transfer is interrupted, the file resumes from where it stopped instead of starting over.
No, Sendro is free. There is no subscription, no file size cap, no daily quota and nothing to buy inside the app.
Setup takes a minute, and after that the two devices find each other on their own.
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