Send files between your computers, encrypted end to end

Straight between the computers

What you put in a box goes straight from one computer to the other when they can reach each other, otherwise through a relay server. It is encrypted end to end either way: neither the relay nor the ClipHearth server can read what you send.

Set it up in a minute

Name the box, choose a password of 8 to 64 characters, and join it with the same name and password on the other computer. Then paste, drop a file, or press Send. Screenshots and files in Completed have a button that puts them in the box.

What arrives

Texts and pictures come in by themselves. Files wait until you click Get, after ClipHearth checks that the disk has room.

Limits, honestly

• Every computer in a box needs a ClipHearth license, also the one that only joins.
• Up to 3 boxes on each computer.
• The relay server carries up to 20 GB a month per license and can be busy at times.
• A direct connection, such as the same network, has no limit and is the best way for big files.

Who runs the box

The computer that created a box is its admin, marked with a crown: only it changes the password, takes computers out, or hands the role on. A map shows how this computer reaches each of the others, over the local network, the internet, or the relay server, next to how much of the month's relay allowance is used.

On a computer other people use

Lock the box with a password of its own: what it keeps there is encrypted and opens only with the password, and files you put in yourself are copied in encrypted while the originals stay where they are.

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