Your files. Your network.
Your rules.
Privatta sends a file straight from your computer or phone to someone else's. Share files and documents with coworkers, friends and family - easily, securely and on any device.
Any device → any device.
Mobile to desktop. Desktop to mobile. Mobile to mobile. Desktop to desktop. PC, Mac or Linux on one side, the phone in your pocket on the other — same room or across the world, the file goes straight there and nothing stands in between.
Two device families, two directions, two distances — every combination works. There is no unsupported route.
If both ends run Privatta, the route exists — and nothing sits in the middle.
Most tools put a stranger in the middle.
When you share a file the usual way, it is first uploaded to a company's servers, then downloaded by the other person. For that whole time, a copy of your file lives on a computer you do not own. Privatta removes that step entirely — over the internet, the only supporting piece is a small, open-source relay that briefly introduces the two machines and forgets they ever existed the instant they connect. It never sees your file.
Your file is copied to a server you do not control, and waits there.
Your file goes straight across, locked the whole way. No copy is left behind.
You pull. Nobody pushes.
Person A cannot send Person B a file. B can only pull from A. That single rule means a malicious or unwanted file cannot be delivered unsolicited — the recipient has to actively choose to retrieve anything, every time, on the LAN or over the internet.
The sender decides what lands on your machine, and when. This is how malicious or unwanted files get delivered — the recipient never gets a say.
Only you can start a download. The other side can offer a file list — they cannot put a single byte on your machine without you requesting it first.
Privatta uses this address only to introduce two machines for internet P2P — your files never pass through it. It runs our open-source WebRTC Relay Server, and you can point Privatta at a self-hosted instance in Settings.
A direct line — and the controls around it.
What you can share, how a file travels, and why it stays yours the whole way.
Start free. Grow to your whole organisation.
Every edition transfers files the same way: directly, and locked end to end. Paid tiers add private access control, internet transfers, and organisation-scale management.
Free
- Share on your local network
- Pull-only, locked transfers
- Up to 10 transfers a day
- No account needed
Pro
Most popular- Private per-person sharing
- Approve trusted devices
- Internet transfers
- Unlimited volume, QR pairing
Enterprise
- Groups modeled on your org — legal, finance, compliance
- Folders with shared policy
- Immutable audit trail
- Trusted-network ranges
Every feature, every edition.
Pull-only transfer and QR pairing are baseline, on every tier. Pro unlocks internet P2P, offline license activation, and private access control. Enterprise adds an immutable audit log and user groups pre-modeled on real org structures — no features are removed, only added.
| Feature | FreeQuick LAN shares | Pro★Private & internet | EnterpriseOrganisations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Transfer | |||
| Pull-only transfer — recipient always initiates, sender can never push | |||
| Any file type, any size — no upload quota | |||
| LAN (local network) direct transfer | |||
| WebRTC end-to-end encryption (DTLS, negotiated peer-to-peer) | |||
| Real-time transfer progress | |||
| Internet P2P transfer (WebRTC + one-time connection key) | |||
| Daily transfer limit | 10 per day | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| LAN-only mode (zero outbound calls, air-gap capable) | |||
| Access Control | |||
| Public (globally shared) files — no account required | |||
| Per-user private file access control | |||
| Single-use connection key over P2P; MAC address whitelist on LAN | |||
| Three-factor auth: credentials + connection key/MAC + file permission | |||
| Per-file optional description | |||
| Virtual folders (shared permission set across grouped files) | |||
| Trusted CIDR ranges (Tailscale, ZeroTier, company VPN) | |||
| User groups with group-level file permissions | |||
| Group membership file-access inheritance | |||
| Security & Audit | |||
| DTLS-encrypted handshake on every connection (WebRTC) | |||
| P2P login rate-limiting (5 failures / 10-min window → session locked) | |||
| LAN login rate-limiting (20 failures / 15-min window → block) | |||
| Path enumeration prevention (requests never reveal whether a path exists) | |||
| Immutable access log (IP, machine, user, file, outcome — no delete capability exists in the code) | |||
| Offline / air-gap license activation (signed, machine-bound license file — zero network calls) | |||
| AES-256-CBC encrypted transfer counter (tamper-evident free-tier limit) | N/A | N/A | |
| Connectivity & Platform | |||
| Windows 10+ / macOS 12+ desktop app | |||
| QR code device pairing (scan-and-pin, no typing) | |||
| Android companion app (browse + download) | |||
| iOS companion app | In dev. | In dev. | In dev. |
| Automatic mDNS LAN discovery (zero config) | |||
| Saved devices for quick reconnect | |||
| Open-source, stateless relay introduces peers (default or self-hosted) | |||
| STUN-assisted NAT traversal for direct WebRTC connections | |||
| Enterprise Organisation | |||
| On-premise, zero cloud dependency | |||
| User groups pre-modeled on real org structures (legal, finance/compliance, etc.) | |||
| Group-scoped virtual folders | |||
| Group-level access check across full membership hierarchy | |||