ToffeeShare

ToffeeShare sends files peer to peer with end-to-end encryption, without registration or a stated file size limit.

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About ToffeeShare

ToffeeShare sends files directly from the sender's device to a receiver using peer-to-peer WebRTC, without storing files online. It states that transfers use end-to-end encryption with a DTLS 1.3 implementation and require no registration, with no stated file size limit.

Sharing continues only while the sender's browser tab remains open; closing the tab stops access. The service notes that transfers use the sender's own data allowance.

Key features

  • Send files directly between devices without online storage
  • Share files with no stated size limit
  • End-to-end encryption with DTLS 1.3 implementation
  • Start sharing without registration
  • Stop access by closing the browser tab
  • Drag and drop files to begin sharing
Best for: People who want to send files directly without registration or online storage.
Good for
  • No registration required to share files
  • No stated limit on file size or amount
  • Files are not stored online and stop being accessible when tab closes
Watch out for
  • Sender must keep the browser tab open during sharing
  • Large transfers count against the sender's own data usage

ToffeeShare at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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ToffeeShare FAQ

Is there a file size limit?
No stated limit is listed, as files are sent directly without online storage, but users should watch their data usage.
What happens if I close the browser tab?
Sending stops and the files are no longer accessible.
How are files protected during transfer?
The service states files are end-to-end encrypted and can only be read by the sender and receiver, using DTLS 1.3.
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