Four tools replaced by one private app
Small teams usually talk to clients on WhatsApp, meet on Google Meet, send files through yet another site and fix problems with a remote desktop tool. PeerFlow puts all four in one place — and connects devices directly, so your conversations and files are not parked on someone else’s servers.
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Chat and groups are end-to-end encrypted on the devices, voice and video calls go peer to peer, and you can jump from a message to a call, a screen share or a remote session in one tap.
- Encrypted chat and group chat
- Voice and video calls, even to a phone with the app closed
- Read receipts and files in the same conversation
Meet, share and support — in the same place
Start a video meeting with a link guests join without an account. Send large files with no size limit straight to the other device. Take over a client’s computer with a short code when something needs fixing, and draw on the screen to show exactly what you mean.
- Meetings for up to 15 people, guests need no account
- File transfer with no upload and no size limit — same Wi-Fi or across the internet
- Remote desktop with keyboard, mouse, copy-paste, recording and drawing
Private by design, simple to afford
Files and calls go device to device; nothing is stored on a server after a transfer, and chat to an offline contact waits encrypted only until they come back. There are no per-seat fees to start: file transfer, remote access and joining meetings need no account at all.
Common questions
Client chat apps like WhatsApp, video meeting tools like Google Meet, file-sharing sites and remote desktop software such as AnyDesk or UltraViewer — for everyday small-team use.
Files, calls and remote sessions go directly between devices and are not stored. Messages sent to someone who is offline wait in encrypted form until they are delivered.
No. File transfer, remote access and joining a meeting work without one. You only need an account for chat, calls and for hosting a meeting.
Meetings can be joined from any modern browser, and file sharing works there too. Chat, calls, remote access and hosting use the PeerFlow apps for Android, Windows, macOS and Linux.