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.
P2P vs Cloud File Sharing: Which Is Better for Privacy?
Cloud storage and peer-to-peer transfer solve different problems. This comparison covers privacy, speed, cost and convenience, so you can pick the right tool each time.
Read the articleQR Code File Transfer: How Scanning a Code Sends Your Files
Scan a square, and a file starts moving. It feels like magic, but the idea is simple. Here is what a QR code actually does in a file transfer and why it is safe.
Read the articleShare Files With Clients Without Cloud Links That Expire
Expired links, access requests and forgotten passwords waste everyone’s time. Here is a simpler way to hand files to clients, with email wording you can copy.
Read the articlePrivate File Sharing for Lawyers, Accountants and Consultants
When documents are confidential, every extra copy on a server is a risk. Here is how direct, encrypted transfer reduces that risk for professionals who handle client files.
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 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 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.
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 articleEmail Attachment Too Large? Five Ways to Send the File Anyway
Most email services stop you at around 20 to 25 MB. Here is why, what the common workarounds cost you, and the quickest way to deliver a big file.
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