Cross-platform · LAN file transfer
LanLink.
Send files straight between your phones, tablets and computers over your own Wi-Fi or hotspot. No internet connection, no accounts, no upload limits — your files never leave the room.
What it does
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Finds nearby devices automatically
Open the app on two devices on the same Wi-Fi or hotspot and they discover each other — no IP addresses or pairing codes to type.
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Direct, full-speed transfers
Files move device-to-device over your local network, so you get the full speed of your Wi-Fi with no cloud round-trip and no file-size cap.
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Private by design
Nothing is uploaded to a server and no account is required. Your files stay on your own network, between your own devices.
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Built-in help & pairing guide
A friendly first-run tour and an in-app "Get connected" guide walk you through sending and receiving between any two kinds of device.
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One-tap retry & clear status
If a transfer doesn't go through, resend the same files with one tap. Plain-English messages tell you exactly what happened.
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Stays up to date
LanLink quietly checks for new versions and lets you know when an update is available — updates are always optional.
How it works
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Connect both devices to the same network
Join the same Wi-Fi, or turn on a hotspot on one device and connect the other to it.
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Open LanLink on both
Each device shows up in the other's list automatically within a few seconds.
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Pick files and send
Choose what to send, tap the device you want, and accept on the other end. That's it.
Supported platforms
Your files, your network
LanLink uses the open LocalSend wire protocol to move files directly between devices on your local network. There is no LanLink server in the middle, no sign-up, and nothing is stored in the cloud. If your devices can see each other on Wi-Fi, they can send to each other.