Blip

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Blip sends files between devices with no size limits, according to its iPhone app listing.

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About Blip

Blip is an iPhone and iPad app for sending photos, videos, and other files between devices, including to people elsewhere. According to its App Store listing, transfers start from the iOS share sheet and go directly to the receiving device without a separate upload and download step. The listing says Blip works both between devices in the same room and over the internet, and that interrupted transfers resume automatically. Received items are saved to the Photos and Files apps.

The listing states that files are end-to-end encrypted and that nothing is stored in the cloud. It also says there are no size limits. These are the developer's own statements and have not been independently verified. The listing shows the app as free, but pricing is not confirmed in the source. The app has a 4.6 rating from 5.1k ratings and is listed as 44.1 MB.

Key features

Sends files from the iOS share sheet without switching apps
Direct transfer with no separate upload and download step
Files are end-to-end encrypted, per the listing, with nothing stored in the cloud
Works between devices in the same room and over the internet
Automatically resumes transfers after interruptions
Saves received photos and files to the Photos and Files apps

Best for: People who regularly move photos, videos, or files between their own iPhone, iPad, and other devices.

Good for

Transfers start from the iOS share sheet without a separate upload step, according to the listing.
Interrupted transfers resume automatically, according to the listing.
Received files are saved to the Photos and Files apps.

Watch out for

The 'No Size Limits' and encryption claims are the developer's own statements and are not independently verified.
A user review asks for folder sharing, which the listing does not mention.