Are you fed up with USB drives full of viruses and file transfers that take forever? Let me introduce you to Feem, a tool that allows you to send data from one device to another in no time, without even needing the internet. It uses Wi-Fi to transfer your valuable files directly between devices, bypassing the big, bad web. You can even use Wi-Fi Direct without going through your router—no more middlemen, just pure peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers!
To use it, simply install the app on all your devices (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux…), connect them to the same Wi-Fi network, and that’s it! They’ll automatically detect each other, and from there, you can transfer any file or folder with just a few clicks. Photos, videos, documents, music—it handles everything!
It’s convenient because it can resume an interrupted transfer exactly where it left off, and with full-duplex support, you can send and receive data simultaneously. If you’re concerned about security (or just being cautious), since it doesn’t use the internet, there’s no way for a hacker on the other side of the world to intercept your precious data. Plus, it uses robust TLS encryption, so your files are safe.
Another strong point of this app is its super intuitive chat-like interface, which lets you easily track your transfer history and even send small messages between devices. Handy for quickly sharing a password, for example.
It’s free and unlimited, with no premium version, no hidden subscription fees, and no file size restrictions. The developers have opted for a simple economic model: if you like the app, you pay whatever you want.
