Start here
Send a file right now
Under a minute, in a browser.
Run my own instance
Two commands with Docker Compose.
See how it is encrypted
What is protected, and by what.
Pick a Floe
All three send to each other in any direction, so this is a question of convenience rather than compatibility.Web app
Nothing to install. Open floe.one, drop a file, share the link.
Desktop app
Windows, in beta. Sends folders, pastes screenshots, saves where you choose.
CLI
macOS, Windows, Linux. One binary for servers and scripts.
What you should know
Encrypted end to end. Every transfer runs over an encrypted WebRTC data channel, so nobody in between can read it, Floe’s own servers included. See Security and privacy, and what Floe does not protect against for the honest other half. No accounts, no uploads. The signaling server introduces the two devices and then steps out of the way. File data never reaches it. See How a transfer works. No size limit on a direct connection. Most transfers connect directly. When a network makes that impossible and the transfer falls back to a relay, it is capped at 2 GB per session to keep Floe free. See File size limits.Going further
Self-hosting
Run the whole stack on your own infrastructure.
Reference
The architecture, the HTTP API, and the wire protocol.
Changelog
Every release across web, desktop, and CLI.