Send a link from your laptop and it's on your phone before you look down. Texts, notifications, files and your clipboard, end-to-end encrypted by default.
Chrome · Firefox · Android · Mac · Windows · end-to-end encrypted
On Chrome, Firefox, Android, Mac or Windows. On a computer it lives in your toolbar and behind ⌘K.
Scan the code with your phone, then check the same four words on both screens.
Links, notes, files, texts. Pick a device, hit Send, and it shows up on the other side.
The same history in your browser, on your Mac or PC, on your phone and in your terminal. These are the real apps.
Everything that arrives from your other devices, newest first. Reply to a text, open a link, save a file, without leaving the page you're on.


The same inbox in a real window, with your devices in the sidebar and everything a click away from where you work.

No passwords to sync and no keys on our servers. A new device shows a code; your other device checks the same four words and lets it in.

flitdot is a real device of its own, paired like the others, so what it sends is end-to-end encrypted too.
$ flitdot push "Build finished: v2.4.1 is out"Sent.$ flitdot push --file report.pdfSent.$ flitdot push --in 2h "Call the landlord back"Scheduled (sch_7f3a). `flitdot scheduled` lists it.$ flitdot list 3text 482913 is your security code… (another device)link Flat viewing, Rue Oberkampf (another device)note Build finished: v2.4.1 is out (this terminal)
Everything is encrypted on the device that sends it and decrypted only on the device that receives it. Keys never leave your devices.