Hi makers and hunters 👋
I am Alex. I always found sharing files from my Android phone to my Mac a pain. I wanted to have a way to share my photos, videos, documents etc from my phone directly to my MBP, without having to upload anything to the 'cloud' or some messaging app. Those ways tend to be less secure, fairly slow or they compress and ruin the photos.
This made me create Ubidrop, a small app which makes sharing files across MacOS and Android seamless:
🕊 Works offline & wirelessly! Mac and Android need to be on the same WiFi or Hot Spot to see each other.
🔐 No one has access to your files but you. Nothing is sent over the Internet.
⚡️ Transfers photos & videos taken from your phone in a couple of seconds.
💝 Integrates with Android's share sheet, so you can share from all your favorite apps.
🌄 Keeps the full high quality of your video and images.
🐘 Send any kind of file, any size.
People have been enjoying Ubidrop a lot. Ubidrop is less than a month old and there are already over 1,500 files shared! So far, people tend to call it 'Airdrop Android'. Does it live up to the name? Up to you to try out and decide.
🍱 Try Ubidrop for free for 7 days. No sign-ups required or credit cards.
Is it a fit for you and you love using it? Purchase a license for you and your team and continue using it after the trial is over. One time payment, no subscriptions or hidden fees. All licences include free updates for a year.
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Thank you for the upvote! I will be online the whole day to answer all your questions and comments about Ubidrop.
Cheers,
Alex
@dan_robins Thanks Dan! I have been growing Ubidrop entirely off people's requests so far.
There are many people asking for a Windows integration as well, which is something I would love to support. Before that there are some more features & improvements I would like to implement in the Android to Mac integration. Stay tuned.
@dprinzensteiner Yup. Ubidrop integrates with the system, meaning you can use it from any app (i.e. share a photo directly from the gallery app).
There were also many people complaining how when the snapdrop (or similar) website is down, they cannot share files anymore. Ubidrop is available while offline.
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Hi,
I downloaded and double clicked and it already asked for the license key.
I wanted to test it first.
Am I doing something wrong?
@alexstyl
@therochak You can try it out for free for 7 days. The pop up is there saying you are using the trial version. Try sharing from your Android as normal.
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We often faced this issue. i have few questions
is there any file size limit?
how many devices we can connect at a time?
@varunrazora There is no file size limit. You can share any size & type of file you like too.
Keep in mind that Ubidrop doesn't have some sort of pairing mechanism. You pick the file you want to share and you just do. This means that you can have any many devices sharing as you like. The Android apps is free, but the Mac version comes with a trial version of 7 days.
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@alexstyl This might help me alot . Thanks for the answers
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Ubidrop is almost a magic app, it simply works! I love the app and @alexstyl is an awesome developer. Never saw anyone give the support he is providing right now.
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