AirFlash: Transfer Files app analytics for October 1

AirFlash lets you pass files between the devices around you. When two devices are on the same local network, you can send photos, videos, documents, and folders, or a short text message. Nearby devices on that network usually appear in the list. Choose a recipient and confirm what you want to send. The other side can review the request before accepting. Devices you use often can be saved as favorites, and you can turn on quick save when you do not want to confirm every transfer. On Android you can also send an installed app. If the other person has not installed the app, use Receive via link. This device serves a local page; they open it in a browser to send files to you. You can set a PIN so strangers cannot open that page. Reasons to choose AirFlash It covers what you need to move files quickly and privately on a local network. Cross-platform AirFlash works on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Send files between phones and computers without a USB cable. The same flow on every platform. Secure Transfers use end-to-end encryption and HTTPS. Files stay between your devices, are not stored in the cloud, and only the sender and recipient can access them. No internet required Works offline. No internet or mobile data needed. Devices connect on your LAN, so files are not uploaded to the cloud and never leave your network. High speed Speed follows your local Wi-Fi — including Wi-Fi 7 — and is not limited by cloud-drive bandwidth. As fast as your network, that is how fast files move. Files are saved where you choose, and photos or videos can be written to the system gallery if you enable that option. A receive history helps you find what arrived recently. Please allow local network scanning on first use. If nearby devices do not appear, turn off guest isolation on the router and keep both devices on the same hotspot.