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Every “upload and share a link” service keeps a copy of your file on its servers. Drop2p doesn't upload at all — it opens a direct, encrypted connection between your browser and your recipient's, so the file is never stored on any server, including ours.
A peer-to-peer connection carries the file straight to your recipient — no cloud middleman.
No stored copy means no expiring link, no retention, and nothing to leak after you're done.
End-to-end encryption is on for every transfer, on every plan — it isn't a setting you have to find.
No install and no signup to start — just open the page and send.
Drop2p uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection (WebRTC) so file data moves directly between two people. Our servers only help the two browsers find each other; they never see, store, or relay the file contents in the clear. That makes Drop2p a good fit for anything you'd rather not park in someone else's cloud — contracts, photos, source code, or anything personal.
There's no upload-then-download. The file never sits on a server waiting — it goes person to person.
Drag it in or tap to pick. It stays on your device — nothing uploads anywhere.
Drop2p gives you a short code. Send it however you like — text, chat, or say it aloud.
They open Drop2p, type the code, and the two devices find each other — encrypted.
Bytes flow straight from you to them. No server in the middle, nothing left behind.
Your browser opens a direct, encrypted connection to your recipient's browser and streams the file across it. Our servers only introduce the two peers — the file itself never passes through them.
No. There is no server-side storage at any point, so there's no copy to retain, scan, or hand over.
Yes — since there's no storage, the transfer happens live while both of you have the page open, like handing something over in person.
No signup, no upload wait, nothing stored. Send your first file in seconds.
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