
Zas: Private File Transfer
Send to any device, encrypted
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Send anything to your own devices — instantly, privately, and without the clutter.
Zas moves a file, photo, video, or note from one of your devices to the others the moment you tap send. It shows up in real time, ready to open or save. When you're done, it clears itself, so nothing piles up and nothing lingers.
WHY ZAS
• Instant across your devices — send from your phone, and it's on your other devices right away.
• Encrypted before upload — Zas encrypts content on your device. Storage receives encrypted bytes. The service keeps the account, channel, delivery, and expiry metadata needed to sync and remove items.
• Big files in a blink — Zas recognizes content it has seen before, so a file you already sent goes through in about a second, whatever its size.
• Cleans up after itself — items disappear after five days by default. Want to keep one? Pin it, and it stays until you let go.
• Share your way — open a channel with someone, or make it read-only so they can view and download but not change a thing. React to items with a tap.
• On every screen — on your iPhone and on the web, always in sync.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Sign in with Google or Apple — no new password.
2. Tap send and pick a file, photo, or video, or paste text.
3. It appears on your other devices in seconds. Open it, save it, or let it expire.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Zas encrypts content on your device before upload. Storage receives encrypted bytes. The service keeps the account, channel, delivery, and expiry metadata needed to sync and remove items.
Send to your devices. Share with your people. Leave nothing behind.
Questions or ideas? We'd love to hear from you.
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What's New in Zas
2.23
October 9, 2026
What you keep in your Private channel now stays private: it has no link, no Share nearby and no sending to another app. The menu tells you why and offers to move the item to another channel, where you can share it. File rows now show only the ⋯ button: tap the row to save or open the file. And if you try to create an account with a temporary email address, Zas now tells you why it cannot, instead of showing a general error.
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