Cross-platform file sharing

The one app that replaces every file-sharing workaround.

Skip a file straight to your Mac, PC, iPhone, or Android — yours or a friend's, anywhere in the world. Device-to-device, no file size limits, and it even works offline over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Works on
  • macOS
  • Windows
  • iPhone
  • Android
  • Web

The only Android in a family of iPhones? A Mac on your desk but an Android in your pocket? A folder too big for email or AirDrop? SkipStone was built for exactly that.

Why SkipStone

Built to be the file-sharing app — not another one.

Every device, one app

Mac, PC, iPhone, Android — or just open the web portal in any browser. No ecosystem lock-in, no "sorry, that only works on Apple."

No file size limits

Send 4K videos, disk images, whole project folders — files go device-to-device, not through a capped cloud inbox.

Works offline

Share over the same Wi-Fi network, or straight over Bluetooth when there's no network at all — on a plane, in a basement, anywhere the internet isn't.

Fast & direct

Files take the shortest path: straight between devices over the internet, your local network, or Bluetooth — whichever is quickest for the devices in play.

Private & encrypted

Every transfer is encrypted end-to-end, over the internet and on local Wi-Fi alike. Files go straight between your devices and are never parked on someone else's server.

Send to many at once

Add your devices and trusted friends, then skip a file across all of them in one go — a family's worth of phones, or just every machine you own.

Made for real life

If any of these sound familiar, SkipStone is for you.

The AirDrop gap

"I'm the only Android in my whole friend group — I just want to drop a photo into the chat like everyone else."

Mixed setup

"My desktop is a Mac, but I daily-drive an Android phone. Nothing talks to each other cleanly."

Big files

"I need to move a 12 GB video off my phone and email/cloud limits keep getting in the way."

Many devices

"I've got a laptop, a tablet, a phone, and a work machine — I want one file on all of them, fast."

Off the grid

"We're on a flight with no Wi-Fi and I need to hand a file to the person next to me."

No install needed

"I just need to grab a file and all I've got is a browser — no downloads, no installs."

How it works

Three taps from "I need to send this" to done.

  1. 1

    Add your devices & people

    Sign in on each device, then add friends by invite link or QR scan. Your circle is ready in seconds.

  2. 2

    Pick a file

    Choose any file or folder — or share straight into SkipStone from your phone's share sheet.

  3. 3

    Skip it over

    Tap a device. SkipStone picks the best route — internet, local Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth — and sends it.

And it's not just files: your clipboard skips too. Copy text or an image on one device, paste it on another.

How it stacks up

The fastest way to move a file — on every device.

We put SkipStone head-to-head with the apps people actually use — same file, same network, same devices. Here's one 3.6 GB video, sent from a phone:

AppTime to send 3.6 GBWorks across…
SkipStone24 secondsiPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Web
Send Anywhere50 secondsRoutes through their cloud
AirDrop~5 minutes (failed first try)Apple devices only
Quick Share19+ minutesNo iPhone support

Why it's faster

We rebuilt the transfer engine from scratch and tuned it until it stopped leaving speed on the table. It stays fast right where the others struggle — one huge video, a hundred photos, a 6 GB pile of files.

It doesn't stop at your Wi‑Fi

AirDrop is Apple-only. Quick Share skips iPhones. Local-network tools quit the moment you leave the house. SkipStone keeps going — same room or across the country, straight between your devices.

It just finishes

In our testing SkipStone completed every transfer — a single 3.6 GB video, a 6.4 GB batch, 100 photos at once. The others stalled, failed, or crawled.

Measured on a Wi‑Fi 7 network across a mix of phones, laptops, and PCs. Your speeds depend on your network.

Ready to ditch the workarounds?

Start sharing in your browser right now, or get the desktop app for the fastest transfers.