Send files. Nearby, offline, anywhere.
Any size, any device. Wi-Fi, another network, or no internet.
One app for Wi-Fi, other networks, and no internet at all.
Works on
Start here
Pick your situation.
Choose the connection you have. Likz Drop handles the path from there.
Nearby
Nearby files land at LAN speed.
Same Wi-Fi. Direct to the other device. No cloud hop.
- Device to device on the LAN
- Receive at local-network speed
- No internet round-trip
- Live when the other device is ready
Offline
No internet. Still sends.
Android and iPhone can beam files with no router and no data.
Link
No app on their side. Send a link.
They download in the browser. You stay online and approve each file.
A closer look
Every part of the app.
Swipe through send, receive, link, backup, and library.
Send.
Receive.
Share by link.
Photo backup.
Library.
In the app
Library, backup, share a link.
Received files stay organized. Photos back up to another device. Anyone with the link downloads in a browser.
Privacy
Your files are nobody else’s business.
Every live transfer is encrypted end to end with a fresh key. Authenticated chunks arrive as the original files and folders.
Private by design
Direct first. Encrypted always.
Nearby files move over your LAN. Across networks, Likz tries a direct path first; the relay only forwards opaque encrypted bytes.
Offline
No internet. Still sends.
Android and iPhone can hand files directly to each other without a cloud connection.
Browser handoff
No app. Send a link.
Guest mode works immediately. The other side downloads in a browser — no account or cloud folder required.
Questions, answered.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Android and iPhone can send files with no internet and no shared router.
Can I send if they do not have the app?
Yes. Share a browser link. You stay online and approve each download.
Do I need an account?
No. Guest mode works immediately. Sign in only to link devices or use Pro.
Which platforms ship today?
macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
Are transfers encrypted?
Yes. Live transfers are sealed end to end. The relay forwards sealed bytes and does not decrypt.