FileDrop vs MixUp Control

FileDrop turns your iPhone into a private transfer port for photos, videos, and files. Need to move a large video to a computer? Start Browser Transfer, open the local address in a browser on the same Wi-Fi, and download from a clean web page. No desktop app, no cloud account, no cables. For private storage, connect your own WebDAV, SFTP, or SMB target and send selected items to NAS, Nextcloud, private servers, or shared folders. You can also browse remote folders and download files back to your iPhone. What you can do: • Share iPhone photos, videos, and files through a temporary browser page • Download single files or batch ZIP files from a browser on your local Wi-Fi • Upload to WebDAV, SFTP, and SMB storage targets • Download remote photos and videos to Photos • Save other remote files to On My iPhone • Track completed, failed, and running transfers • Protect browser access with a one-time code FileDrop is designed for local and private transfers. Your files are not sent to our servers, and there are no ads.

MixUp Control is the unified controller for supported DzenTech event hardware. Connect to multiple devices at the same time and manage lighting, motion, and LED screens from a clean production workspace. Save separate Waiting and Recording states, assign devices to scene objects, and apply a coordinated state to an entire equipment group. Key features: - discover and control compatible DzenTech Bluetooth devices; - control MixUp lighting and backlights; - manage Spinner 360 speed, acceleration, safety, and motion; - use GlamBot controller scenes, poses, safety settings, emergency stop, 3D visualization, and the local scene editor; - control Stellar LED Screens on the local Wi-Fi network; - save local presets and production states; - reconnect automatically and safely restore settings without starting motion; - explore an interactive demo setup without physical equipment. MixUp Control is intended for operators of compatible DzenTech equipment. Some features require supported hardware connected by Bluetooth or on the same local Wi-Fi network.