Version 0.1.0-beta.2 ·
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Free, open source, no account. Pick your device; the one you are using now is marked.
Platforms
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Android
BetaThe full app, in English and Turkish, following your phone's colours.
- Android 15 or later, 64-bit
- Testing on Google Play, by invitation while the beta is closed
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Command line
AvailableFor Linux, macOS and Windows terminals. Sends files and whole folders.
cargo install --locked \ --git https://github.com/totaldrop-app/totaldrop \ totaldrop-clitotaldrop send ~/Photos/trip totaldrop receive 7-harbor-rocket -
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Linux app
PlannedBuilt with Qt 6, taking its colours from your desktop theme.
- Native .deb, .rpm and Arch packages, and Flatpak
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Windows
PlannedFor Windows 11. The first builds are unsigned, so Windows will warn before the first run until code signing is funded.
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macOS
PlannedApple requires a paid developer account (99 USD a year) to sign and notarise apps. Donations will pay for it.
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iPhone and iPad
PlannedThrough the App Store, under the same developer account as macOS.
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In the browser
PlannedReceive without installing anything: open a link, type the code, save the files.
New in 0.1.0-beta.2
- A new mark, Dalga: a drop, its waves and the file leaving through a channel. While you send, the file travels the channel.
- A calmer interface: one highlighted action per screen, no shadows, clearer lists.
- Fixed the settings screen, which could appear empty.
Requirements
| Platform | Minimum | Notes |
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| Android | Android 15, 64-bit ARM | Internet permission only |
| Command line | Rust 1.99 to build | Linux, macOS, Windows |
| Network | Both devices on the same network | Across networks with the relay, coming next |
Check what you install
- Get TotalDrop only from Google Play, from this page or from the project's GitHub releases. We do not publish anywhere else.
- Every release on GitHub lists SHA-256 checksums. Compare them before you run a file.
- Everything is built from the public source code, which you can read and build yourself.