The PeerFlow blog
Practical guides to sending files, chatting privately, calling, sharing your screen, working on someone else’s computer and meeting without the cost — all peer to peer, for freelancers, small teams and startups.
PeerFlow for Families: Stay in Touch, Share Photos and Help Each Other Privately
Families scatter across cities and countries, and the tools that keep them close are often ad-driven and noisy. Here is a calmer, private alternative.
Read the articleFree Video Meetings With No Sign-Up for Guests and No Time Limit
Most meeting tools make guests install an app or create an account, and cap free calls. Here is how to run a simple, private meeting where guests just click a link.
Read the articleChat History Backup: Keep an Encrypted Copy in Your Own Folder
Because PeerFlow does not keep your conversations on its servers, the history is yours to look after. A backup folder gives you a safety net you control.
Read the articleOnline Classroom Video Meetings for Tutors and Small Coaching Groups
A tutor with ten students needs a simple classroom, not a learning platform. Here is how to run small online classes with a meeting link, a waiting room and a clear routine.
Read the articleWhat Is P2P File Sharing? How It Works and Whether It Is Safe
Peer-to-peer has a mixed reputation because of old torrent sites. Modern P2P, built on WebRTC, is something different: a private, encrypted line between two devices.
Read the articleRemote Desktop for Teachers and Tutors: Help Students From Anywhere
Teaching software, coding or design online is easier when you can see the student’s screen and show them yours. Here is how teachers and tutors can use remote tools well.
Read the articleFile Sharing for Photographers and Videographers: Deliver Originals Fast
Creative work means big files. Here is a practical workflow for getting RAW photos, footage and finished edits to clients and collaborators quickly and at full quality.
Read the articlePeerFlow for Students: Study Groups, Shared Screens and Big Files
Group projects need talking, sharing and showing. Here is how students can do all three in one free app, from a laptop in the library or a phone on the bus.
Read the articleTransfer Files From Phone to PC Over Wi-Fi Without a Cable
Cables get lost and cloud uploads take forever. Here is how to send files from an Android phone or iPhone to a Windows PC, Mac or Linux computer directly over your Wi-Fi.
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