Simplesync
Sync files between your phone and computer
What it does
SimpleSync is a local phone ↔ computer sync app built for quick, private transfers over Wi-Fi - no accounts, no cloud storage, and no quality loss. Open the desktop app, scan the QR code, choose albums or individual files, and sync. Send files manually, auto-sync selected albums, share files to SimpleSync from Android, use the home screen widget for quick sends, or transfer files and folders from your computer back to your phone.
Simplesync moves your photos and files directly between your devices over Wi-Fi. No cloud, no compression - just your originals at full quality. Pair your devices, select files you want to sync, and start syncing. No accounts or login - just scan the QR code and start syncing. Sync in-app, share from your gallery or file picker, or use the home screen widget. Sync Android-to-Android, Android-to-desktop, and sync to multiple devices when you need to. Everything in Free, plus power features for set-and-forget syncing. Currently Windows, Linux, and Android devices are supported. You don't need Premium for Windows. Premium is purchased in the mobile app and applies to that mobile device. If you…from simplesyncapp.com
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