blip1.2.3

Send files of any size directly to another person or one of your devices with blip, preserving their original quality across platforms. It supports unlimited file sizes, sends at speeds matching your connection, and can reach recipients anywhere in the world. Unlike a file-sharing site, it sends content directly rather than requiring an upload or an insecure public link, while integrating with your devices and drives.

Folders can be transferred without compressing them first, and the lightweight native apps are designed to avoid draining your battery. Transfers resume after network interruptions, unplugged drives, or a full destination disk, so an interrupted operation can continue instead of starting over. For long-distance transfers, blip’s relay supports multi-gigabit speeds; when both devices share a local network, its LAN direct connection can bypass internet-plan limits.

Blip suits people moving video, music, podcasts, apps, games, and other large working files between personal devices or sending them to collaborators. Sharing is protected with end-to-end encryption, and files remain at full quality rather than being reduced for transfer. It is freeware for non-commercial activities such as hobbies, education, and charitable work, while commercial projects are covered by separate plans.

The current version is 1.1.16, and the MacOS release runs on macOS 12 Monterey or later for both Intel and Apple Silicon.