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.
What Happens to a Message When the Other Person Is Offline?
You send a message and your friend’s phone is off. Where does it go? Here is the full journey of an offline message, and why the server cannot read it.
Read the articleHow to Record an Online Meeting and Keep the Video Private
Recordings are useful for people who missed a meeting, and risky when they end up in the wrong place. Here is how to record on your own device and keep control of the video.
Read the articleWhatsApp Alternative for Business: Private Client Chat, Calls and Files in One App
WhatsApp is how many small businesses talk to clients, but work files get compressed and conversations get scattered. Here is a calmer, more private way to run client communication.
Read the articleRemote Desktop Tips: Copy, Paste and File Transfer Between Computers
Using a remote computer is easier when text and files can cross between the two machines. Here is how to do it quickly, and how to avoid the common slip-ups.
Read the articleSend Photos From iPhone to Windows PC Wirelessly
iPhones and Windows PCs do not talk to each other easily. Here is how to send full-quality photos and videos from an iPhone to a Windows computer without cables or cloud accounts.
Read the articlePeerFlow for Freelancers: One App for Calls, Files, Meetings and Support
A freelancer juggles a messenger, a meeting tool, a file service and a remote-support program. Here is how one app can replace most of that juggling.
Read the articleGoogle Meet Alternative: Free Video Meetings Guests Join Without an Account
Free video meeting tools often cap meeting length or want everyone signed in. See how a simple link-based alternative works for small teams, clients and freelancers.
Read the articleVoice Call Quality Tips on Mobile Data and Weak Signals
Mobile calls break up when the signal wobbles. A few simple habits, from where you stand to which network you pick, keep voices clear even when the bars are low.
Read the articleMeeting Links Explained: How They Work and How Long They Last
A meeting link looks simple, but it answers some real questions: who can use it, can the host return, and when does it stop working? Here are the answers.
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