ANRO-BEAM moves files the way Android Beam once did — hold two phones back to back and the transfer starts. No sign-up, no upload, no waiting on a server that isn't yours.
No pairing screens, no network setup. The whole exchange happens in the time it takes to bump two phones together.
Pick anything — a photo, a PDF, an APK, a whole folder. ANRO-BEAM reads it straight from your file system.
Hold the two devices back to back. ANRO-BEAM detects proximity and opens a direct link between them.
Tap once to send. The file moves phone to phone, never through a server, and lands ready to open.
Built for the moment you just want to hand someone a file, the way you'd hand them a photo print.
No Wi-Fi, no mobile data, no router. ANRO-BEAM talks phone to phone directly.
Photos, video, documents, APKs, whole folders — if it's on the phone, it can be beamed.
Files travel directly between the two devices. Nothing is copied to a server in between.
There's no sign-up screen and no queue. Open the app and it's already listening.
Download the APK directly — no store account needed. Android will ask you to confirm installing from outside the Play Store the first time.
On first install, tap Settings when Android blocks the install, then allow this browser to install unknown apps. This is standard for apps installed outside the Play Store.