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.
One App Instead of Five: How to Simplify Your Communication Tools
Every extra app is another login, another notification and another place where a conversation can hide. Here is a calm way to audit your tools and keep only what you need.
Read the articleAll-in-One Communication App for Small Teams: Chat, Calls, Meetings, Files and Remote Desktop
Small teams often pay for a chat app, a meeting tool, a file-sharing service and a remote support program. One peer-to-peer app can do all four, with fewer logins and less data scattered around.
Read the articlePeerFlow 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 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 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 articlePrivate Group Chat for Small Teams, Families and Clubs
A group chat is where plans are made, files are shared and, sometimes, things get messy. Here is how to run an encrypted group that stays useful and private.
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