Software Alternatives & Reviews

📁 Secure File Sharing

Platforms for securely sharing and transferring files.

The best Secure File Sharing Products based on votes, our collection of reviews, verified products and a total of 632 factors

Top Secure File Sharing Products

  1. /dewdrop-alternatives

    Drag, drop, and send ephemeral files. Revoke access anytime

  2. /oficloud-alternatives

    File Sharing with enhanced privacy and security

  3. Try for free

    Online gallery and proofing platform for creative professionals.

    Try for free freemium $8.0 / Monthly

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    /superbeam-alternatives

    SuperBeam is a file sharing app that makes moving files across devices much easier by using technologies like NFC and QR codes instead of plug ins. It is one of the fastest was to move files from one device to another.

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    /dropjar-alternatives

    Pauseable, resumable big file transfer

  6. /landrop-alternatives

    File Sharing and Video & Movies

    Open Source

  7. /pingvin-share-alternatives

    A self-hosted file sharing platform.

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    /usb-for-remote-desktop-alternatives

    USB for Remote Desktop is an application for redirecting USB devices to your remote session.

  9. /ubidrop-alternatives

    Transfer photos, music, video from Android to Mac seamlessly

  10. /smash-alternatives

    We transfer all the files that you need to share and we allow your recipients to listen, watch and...

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    /jumpshare-alternatives

    Jumpshare is a visual sharing platform to help creatives share their work and collaborate with team and clients.

  12. /neardrop-alternatives

    An unofficial Google Nearby Share app for macOS

  13. /cm-transfer-alternatives

    CM Transfer – Share Any Files with Friends Nearby is a free to use mobile application that comes with the beautifully redesigned new look and enhanced file transferring technology that makes the sharing of files faster, simple, and secure.

  14. /ffiles-alternatives

    Unlike traditional storage service where sender decides platform to send files, with FFiles it's the receiver who gets to decide.