Ready. One handle, one item, one confirmation. In-app, email and push, if they want them
One inbox for everything anyone sends you
Sending takes a handle and one confirmation. Receiving takes nothing at all, because it is already there.
Inbox
2 just in- New. sticker-set.gifFrom @miles 12 min
- New. project-brief.pdfFrom @dami Yesterday
- Portfolio reviewFrom @tobi 2 days
- Thank you, seriouslyFrom @kemi 4 days
sticker-set.gif
From @miles, sent 12 minutes ago
- Size
- 2.1 MB
- Visibility
- Sender and recipient
- Expires
- In 29 days
- Download
- Signed link, 5 min
- Sent12 min ago
- Opened11 min ago
- DownloadedNot yet
Every drop keeps its own statusNew drops appear live. Email and push are optional, and the inbox is always the record.
If you can send it in a chat, you can send it here
No zipping, no drive links, no scrolling back three months for the file someone asked for.
Memes and images
GIFs, screenshots, photos. They render in the inbox, so the joke lands before the file finishes downloading.
Files and PDFs
Documents up to 10 MB, checked on the server. Private storage, links that expire, no public URLs.
Links
A portfolio, a folder, a playlist. The link arrives with who sent it and when, instead of vanishing into a group chat.
Notes
Just words. A reminder, a thank you, a line you wanted to say properly. Sometimes that is the whole gift.
10 MB per drop
A deliberate limit. Big enough for a document or a long GIF, small enough that a drop arrives in seconds.
Nothing executable
Scripts, HTML uploads and installers are refused, and files are checked by content rather than extension.
Pick. Send. They open it.
No settings to learn, nothing to install, nothing to remember.
Create your handle
Sign in with Google and choose a handle. Your email stays private, and people find you by the handle.
Send the drop
Enter a handle, attach what you are sending, add a line if you want one. You see the recipient and the item before it goes.
They open it
It appears in their inbox right away, and you see when it was opened. Nothing gets lost in a chat thread.
A drop has two readers, that is the whole access list
No public links, no shared folders, no one else reading over a shoulder.
Private by default
Files live in private storage and are served through signed links that expire. There are no guessable public URLs.
Account to account
Only the sender and the recipient can open a drop or download what is inside it.
Block, report, delete
Block a sender, report a drop, turn notifications off, or delete your account and everything in it.
There are no balances, credits, points or top ups. Moving money needs a licensed payment partner and its own compliance work, so it stays separate from digital drops instead of being faked here.
Frequently asked questions
Images, GIFs, PDFs and common documents up to 10 MB each, plus links and plain notes. Scripts, HTML uploads and installers are refused. Files are checked by content on the server, not trusted because of their extension.
Yes, for now, and the recipient needs one too. Sending to someone who has not joined yet comes after account to account transfers are solid.
Every drop has a status: sent, opened, downloaded, cancelled or expired. The recipient gets an in-app notification straight away, plus email and browser push if they have switched those on.
Unclaimed drops expire, and both sides see that it happened. The expiry window is shown before you send, so nothing disappears without warning.
No. People find you by your handle. Your Google address is used for sign in and for the notifications you choose to receive, and it is never shown on a drop.
Not in this version, and there is no wallet to top up. Sending money needs a licensed provider and its own regulatory footing, so it is a separate product rather than a feature hidden in this one.
Your profile, your drops and the files inside them are deleted, and the other side sees that the drop is gone rather than a broken link.
Ready when you are
Pick something. Send it to someone.
Private beta. Built in Lagos. 18+ during the beta.