AirDrop, for the internet.
Upload any file in under 10 seconds. Get a secure, expiring link. Send it from iOS, Chrome, Slack, or WhatsApp — no accounts, no friction, no attachment limits.
The problem
File sharing has been broken
for fifteen years.
Email caps out at 25 MB. iCloud only works between Apple users. Google Drive needs accounts on both ends. AirDrop stops at arm's length. WeTransfer loads like it's 2008.
"File too large to attach."
Gmail, Outlook, and iCloud Mail all cap at 25 MB — a limit set in 2004 that nobody has bothered to fix.
"Please sign in to download."
Dropbox and Drive require recipients to create an account. Half of them abandon the download entirely.
"AirDrop only works nearby."
The best file-sharing UX ever built stops working the moment the other person isn't in the same room.
How it works
Zero steps
for the recipient.
Links expire automatically. Files are deleted from storage when they expire. Set expiry from 1 hour to never.
Platform coverage
One upload.
Every surface.
The same link works everywhere your team already is.
The opportunity
Multi-platform distribution
is the moat.
Every file-sharing product today is tied to one surface. Zendit is the only tool with native presence on iOS, Chrome, Slack, and WhatsApp — the four platforms where files actually get shared. That's a distribution wedge that's hard to replicate and easy to retain.
Limited beta
You got here early.
Zendit is in private beta. Join the waitlist for iOS app access and first access to every new platform feature.