Share Large Files Instantly - No Upload Wait, No Size Limits

Send files directly from your browser to theirs. Your data never touches our servers.

✓ No account needed ✓ End-to-end encrypted ✓ Works on any device

Start Sharing Now - It's Free

The Old Way is Broken

Before BurritoShare:

❌ Upload 5GB video to cloud... wait 45 minutes
❌ "File too large" errors crushing your workflow
❌ Your confidential files sitting on someone else's server
❌ Subscription fees just to share your own files
❌ Downloads expire, leaving recipients empty-handed

With BurritoShare:

✅ Start transferring instantly - no upload wait
✅ Share files of ANY size (yes, even that 50GB video project)
✅ Direct browser-to-browser - your files stay yours
✅ Completely free, forever
✅ Transfer happens in real-time while you're both online

Built for How You Actually Work

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Lightning Fast Transfers

Before: Upload to server, wait, then recipient downloads

After: Direct peer-to-peer connection cuts transfer time in half

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True Privacy

Before: Your files stored on corporate servers, scanned, indexed

After: Files go directly to recipient - we can't see them even if we wanted to

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No Size Limits

Before: "Upgrade to Pro for files over 2GB"

After: Send that 100GB video project without breaking a sweat

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Works Everywhere

Before: "Download our app" or "Not available on mobile"

After: Any modern browser, any device - just share a link

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Smart Streaming

Before: "Not enough memory" crashes when downloading large files

After: Files stream directly to disk on Chrome/Edge - no memory limits

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from WeTransfer or Dropbox?

Those services upload your files to their servers first. BurritoShare connects you directly to your recipient - like handing someone a USB drive through the internet.

What's the maximum file size?

There isn't one! We've successfully tested with 100GB+ files. The only limit is your patience and internet connection.

Do both people need to be online?

Yes - it's like a phone call for files. Both sender and receiver need to be online for the transfer. Think of it as hand-delivering your files digitally.

Is it really private?

Absolutely. We only know three things: someone created a bundle, what they named it, and the total size. We never see filenames or contents.