Meet Airbridge 2

Name: SuitsMac
Author: Kush Hooda

Reinventing file sharing for macOS.

Cross-platform

AirDrop is great, but it locks you into the ecosystem. Airbridge lets you instantly beam files to Windows PCs, Android phones, and Linux machines.

Blazing fast

By leveraging Wi-Fi Direct and native network protocols, Airbridge achieves speeds up to 3x faster than standard Bluetooth sharing.

Peer to peer

No cloud servers. No file size limits. Your data is encrypted and transferred directly between devices over your local network.

Here's how
Airbridge works

Instant Discovery

Airbridge uses BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) to instantly discover nearby devices running the app, whether they are Mac, Windows, or Android.

Drag & Drop

Simply drag a file onto the Airbridge menu bar icon and drop it on the device you want to send it to. It's really that simple.

AES-256 Encryption

Every file transfer is secured with military-grade encryption during transit, ensuring nobody on your network can snoop on your files.

Frequently
asked questions

Yes. Airbridge uses a custom peer-to-peer protocol that combines Bluetooth for discovery and Wi-Fi Direct for transfer, often achieving speeds 2-3x faster than native AirDrop, especially for large video files.

Absolutely. That's the main point of Airbridge! You can seamlessly drop files from your Mac directly to a Windows PC or an Android phone on the same network with zero setup.

No. You can send a 10KB text snippet or a 100GB Final Cut Pro project. Airbridge doesn't use the cloud, so there are no arbitrary limits or bandwidth caps.

Every transfer is encrypted end-to-end using AES-256. Because files are sent peer-to-peer over your local network, they never touch our servers.

No! As long as both devices are connected to the same local Wi-Fi router—or if they can create a Wi-Fi Direct hotspot—you can transfer files completely offline.