Wormhole: Secure Send

Wormhole sends files, folders, photos, videos, and text from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to any other device — a phone, a tablet, or a Mac, Windows, or Linux computer — using a short code like 7-guitarist-revenge. Read the code aloud, type it, or scan it as a QR code. The other side enters it, and the transfer begins. There are no accounts to create, no contacts to exchange, and no cloud storage holding a copy of your files. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • End-to-end encrypted. The code sets up a key that only the two devices know, using a password-authenticated key exchange (SPAKE2). Servers that help the devices find each other never see your files or the key. • A code works once. An attacker gets a single guess, and a wrong guess ends the transfer for everyone. • Security codes let you confirm you're connected to the right device. • Turn off Direct Connections to send everything through the relay, keeping your IP address hidden from the other device. • No tracking, no analytics, no ads. WORKS WITH MAGIC-WORMHOLE Wormhole speaks the open magic-wormhole protocol, so it works with the wormhole command on Mac, Windows, and Linux, and with other magic-wormhole apps. Share a code with a colleague at a terminal, or send a log file from your server to your phone. SEND ANYTHING • Photos and videos at full quality, straight from your library • Any file or folder from Files, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, and other providers — folders are compressed automatically, as ZIP or a tarball (.tar, .tar.gz, .tar.bz2, .tar.xz) • Text and links, typed or pasted • Whatever is on your clipboard, with a preview before it goes • Items from other apps through the share sheet, or by drag and drop RECEIVE ANYWHERE • Type a code with word suggestions, paste it, or scan its QR code • Preview a transfer's name and size before accepting • Save to any folder you choose, including iCloud Drive • Optionally add received photos and videos to your library BUILT FOR iPHONE AND iPAD • Transfers keep running in the background, and several can run at once • Open Wormhole from Control Center or the Action button, or with Siri and Shortcuts AT HOME ON THE MAC • Drop files on the Dock icon to send them, with progress right on the Dock • Send from the Share menu in Finder • Transfers open in a sheet on the main window, with a tray for the ones you hide, or in windows of their own ON EVERY DEVICE • History of what you sent and received, with Send Again • Use your own mailbox and relay servers if you prefer