files · photos · clipboard — device to device
Flinq beams files and clipboard text straight between your devices — Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac, Linux. No account. No cloud. No cables.
the other device just needs a camera — your QR opens Flinq anywhere
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how it works
Three steps, and the third one is the fun part.
Open Flinq on both devices — or just flinqapp.vizleo.com in any browser.
Point a camera at the QR code, or type the 6-character code. That's the whole pairing.
Web wants to join this room
Send files and text both ways. You approve every device before it joins.
why flinq
Transfers travel device-to-device at the full speed of your network. No upload-to-a-server round trip.
End-to-end encrypted, with no sign-up and no server storage. Your files never touch the cloud, and the transfer list clears when you disconnect.
Text you beam lands straight in the other device's clipboard, ready to paste.
Photos, videos, PDFs, documents. Batch-send multiple files and save them all as a ZIP.
The other device doesn't need Flinq installed — scanning your QR opens it in any browser.
privacy
Flinq connects your devices directly over an end-to-end encrypted channel. There's no server in the middle to store your files — nothing is uploaded, nothing is kept, and the transfer list clears the moment you disconnect.
device ⇄ device · encrypted · direct
No sign-up, no email, no password. Open the app and you're in.
Files stream between your devices. Nothing is stored anywhere.
Only your two devices can read what you beam. No ads, no tracking.
works everywhere
AirDrop only works between Apple devices, and Android's Nearby Share can't reach an iPhone or a PC. Flinq runs in the browser, so it works everywhere — a simple way to share files between an iPhone and Windows, send a link from phone to laptop, or move photos from Android to a Mac, with no cables, accounts, or uploads.
faq
Open Flinq here, open it anywhere else in a browser, and beam something. First transfer takes about a minute, including this sentence.
point your phone here — it opens the Flinq web app