
Paste text or drop a file
Start on the first screen. Messages and files stay easy to send on both desktop and mobile.
Paste a private message, drop a file, or enter a code right here. IShare is meant to feel complete in one screen, especially on mobile.
The site still explains itself, but the explanation now supports the tool instead of getting in its way.

Start on the first screen. Messages and files stay easy to send on both desktop and mobile.

Choose whatever handoff is most convenient for the other device without forcing a login or a longer flow.

The share is short-lived by design, so the product stays convenient without leaving data around longer than needed.
Use the homepage like a tool first, then keep scrolling only if you want more context.
Move passwords, notes, codes, or quick files between your own devices without breaking focus.
Share a sensitive file or message with someone once, then let it disappear instead of lingering in chat history.
Use IShare when email, chat, or shared drives feel too permanent for the thing you need to send right now.
The product should feel immediate, but never casual about privacy. These are the short promises that sit behind the faster entry point.
Your browser encrypts before upload, so the server never receives plain text content.
No account is required, which keeps the tool fast when you only need a one-off transfer.
Shares expire automatically, keeping convenience aligned with the product's privacy promise.
The key difference is that these answers now come after the tool, not before it.
Because the main promise is convenience. The fastest way to prove the product is to let people use it immediately instead of asking them to navigate first.
Yes. The focused /share route still exists for direct links, QR flows, and distraction-free use, but the homepage now starts with the same tool.
We now support anonymous product analytics for clicks and key actions such as share starts, share creation, receive attempts, and copy actions, without logging message contents.
The homepage is now the fastest starting point, while `/share` still stays available when you want the standalone workspace.