AirDrop, but for everyone

The AirDrop alternative for Android & Windows

AirDrop only works between Apple devices. If one side is Windows, Android, or Linux, it never has. QuickBridge connects any two devices through the browser: open the site on both, scan a QR code, and the file moves in seconds without touching any server.

Free forever · No sign-up · Encrypted end-to-end

Why "just AirDrop it" doesn't work for most people

AirDrop is great if you live entirely inside Apple's ecosystem. The moment you mix an Android phone with a Windows laptop, or try to get a file from your iPhone to your PC at work, you are back to the familiar bad options:

  • Your phone is Android or your computer is Windows, so AirDrop has never worked for this transfer
  • Sending from iPhone to PC means a USB cable hunt or emailing the file to yourself first
  • Uploading to iCloud or Google Drive on one side and downloading again on the other
  • Installing a third-party transfer app that wants your contacts, location, and a subscription

QuickBridge: AirDrop for any phone, any computer

QuickBridge is a browser-based, peer-to-peer file transfer tool. Open the site on both devices, scan a QR code, and start sending. Files stream directly from one browser to the other over an encrypted channel, with no upload step, no server-side copy, no waiting for sync.

Step 01

Open on your phone

Open quickbridge.app in your phone's browser. On Android, Chrome. On iPhone, Safari. Both work the same way.

Step 02

Scan the QR code

Point your camera at the QR shown on your computer screen. A banner appears, tap it, and the transfer page opens in your phone browser.

Step 03

Send anything

Drag a file onto the browser, pick from your gallery, or paste text. It streams to the other device immediately.

QuickBridge on Android: the QR code screen ready to pair with any computer

Android phone: open the site and point the camera at your computer's QR

QuickBridge desktop session: file transfer streaming from phone to Windows PC

Windows PC: paired with the phone, files streaming directly

How QuickBridge compares to other AirDrop alternatives

There are plenty of cross-platform sharing tools. Most of them ask you to install something, sign up for something, or stay on the same Wi-Fi. Here is the honest comparison:

QuickBridgeAirDropSnapdropSHAREit
Works on Android & WindowsYesNoYesYes
No app install requiredYesYesYesNo
Works across different networksYesNoNoYes
End-to-end encryptedYesYesYesNo
No sign-up, no adsYesYesYesNo
Send up to 10 GB per file (with receiver auto-save)YesYesNoNo
Open-source signaling, no trackingYesNoYesNo

Why people pick QuickBridge over AirDrop

Truly cross-platform

Android to Windows, iPhone to Linux, Mac to Chromebook. Any combination, any browser, no exceptions.

Works across networks

Same Wi-Fi for max speed, or different networks entirely. No 'devices not found' errors, no Bluetooth required.

End-to-end encrypted

Files travel over a WebRTC channel secured with DTLS, the same standard used by browser video calls. Nothing in between reads them.

No server-side copy

Files never land on a QuickBridge server. The signaling layer only brokers the initial handshake, then steps aside.

Instant - no upload step

Streaming starts the moment you drop the file. No 'preparing your transfer' spinner, no upload progress bar before it even starts.

Installable as a PWA

Add QuickBridge to your home screen for one-tap access. Optional, never required.

Frequently asked questions

Ready to ditch USB cables and email-to-self?

Open QuickBridge on your computer, scan the QR with your phone, and you're transferring in under five seconds.

Start a transfer

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