Floe.

Secure, serverless P2P file transfer. No intermediaries, size limits, or registration required.

End-to-End Encrypted

Your data never touches our servers. It flows directly from your device to your peer's device.

Blazing Fast

No upload limits or bandwidth throttling. Transfer speed is only limited by your local network.

Unlimited Size

Send terabytes of data if you want. Since we don't store it, we don't care how big it is.

Frequently Asked Questions

Floe is a free file-sharing website that lets you send files directly to another person — no sign-up, no app download, and no file size limits. Think of it like handing a USB drive to someone, but over the internet.
Normally when you share a file online, it gets uploaded to a company's server first, then the other person downloads it from there. With peer-to-peer (P2P), your file goes directly from your device to the other person's device — no middleman. It's like a direct phone call instead of leaving a voicemail.

It's simple! Here's how it works:

For Senders:

  1. Drag and drop your files (or click to select them)
  2. Copy the link that appears
  3. Send that link to your friend
  4. Keep your browser tab open until they finish downloading

For Receivers:

  1. Open the link your friend sent you
  2. Wait for the connection (you'll see "Connected")
  3. Click "Download" — the file comes directly from your friend's device

That's it! No accounts needed, no waiting for uploads.

Nowhere! Your files are never uploaded to any server. They stream directly from the sender's device to the receiver's device. Once you close the browser tab, there's nothing left behind — no copies, no traces.
Technically, no. Because we don't store your files, there's no storage limit. You can send files of any size. However, very large files (like 10GB+) might need a stable internet connection and patience while both devices stay connected.
Since there's no server storing your file, your browser IS the server. Your device sends the file directly. If you close the tab or lose internet, the connection breaks and the transfer stops. Think of it like a phone call — both people need to stay on the line.
Yes! Your files are encrypted during transfer using the same technology that secures video calls (WebRTC). No one — not even us — can see what you're sending. It goes directly from you to your recipient, with no copies made anywhere.