Windows
Windows 10 (1809) or later · 64-bit · ~12 MB
Fast transfer, right on your local network. Device to device, nothing leaves your LAN.
Peer-to-peer on your local network, end-to-end TLS 1.3. Your files never touch a server.
Why you can trust it
- LANAuto-discovers devices on your LAN
- 0Trackers and ads, no pop-ups
- 4Platforms, talking to each other
- TLS 1.3Peer-to-peer, no server in the middle
- 0 KBBytes uploaded to the cloud
Operation steps
Open on both devices → pick the other device → choose files. Never more than three steps.
- 1
Open on both
Both the receiver and sender open QuickShare on the same Wi-Fi. No QR code, no pairing.
- 2
Pick a device
The receiver taps Receive; the sender taps Send. The sender's screen then lists the other devices on the LAN, identified by name.
- 3
Choose files
The sender drags in or clicks to select files, then clicks Send; the receiver confirms on their screen — any size, any number.
What it can do
Five capabilities that make local file transfer feel effortless.
Gigabit speed
Your LAN bandwidth is the limit — speed depends only on your router.
Only your router caps itAll platforms
Android · iOS · Windows · macOS, any two ends.
4 platformsEnd-to-end
TLS 1.3 encryption that shows the peer device info for you to verify on the spot.
TLS 1.3LAN direct
Auto-discovered on the same Wi-Fi, transferred device to device.
Same LANNo size limit
Nothing leaves your LAN. Files stay between your devices.
No size cap
Is it really that fast?
Watch a simulated 100 MB transfer to feel the real speed curve.
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- Live speed0.0 MB/s
- Remaining3 s
- Transferred0%
Compare
- QuickShare (LAN)100 MB / 30s
- WeChat file transfer6 MB / 30s
- Email attachment (25 MB cap)0 MB / 30s
- Cloud drive upload12 MB / 30s
Privacy & security
TLS 1.3, end-to-end
The peer certificate fingerprint is shown at connect time and verified.
No server in the middle
Direct peer-to-peer — no relay, no cache, no analytics.
Frequently asked
The 8 most common concerns. Click to expand.