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Fling in a paragraph

Fling sends photos, files, links and text between your devices: iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and any browser, on the same Wi‑Fi or different networks. You pair once by scanning a code, and there’s no account. After that, your devices are just there. iPhone photos reach a Windows PC as JPGs that open, still dated when they were taken, and a whole trip’s worth goes in one go. Files go straight from one device to another, encrypted end to end, and big ones, like a video, can go to anyone as a link. Fling is free, with no ads.

Who makes it

Fling is made by Bryson Thill, an independent developer. Bryson also made Just the Recipe, which strips everything but the recipe from cooking sites.

The facts

• Runs on iPhone and iPad, Android, Mac, Windows (from the Microsoft Store, or an installer for PCs without it), and any recent browser at fling.so/go, Chromebooks and Linux included.
• Works on the same Wi‑Fi or across different networks. Small things wait for a device that’s asleep.
• Costs nothing, with no ads.
• Account: none. Devices pair by scanning a code.
• Privacy: encrypted end to end. Our server introduces devices and can’t see what they send. The details.

Screenshots

Real screenshots of the apps. Each is also there in dark mode: change -light to -dark in its address.

Fling on iPhone Fling on Android Fling on a Mac Fling in the Windows tray Send with Fling in Explorer Fling in a browser, at fling.so/go A link someone was sent

The app icon: 512 px PNG.

Contact

Write to hello@fling.so. Bryson reads it.