Segmented transfer
Large files are split into multiple data segments processed in parallel, so progress advances segment by segment.
One touch, across your network in a flash
Send large files straight to another computer
Devices on the same network transfer files and folders directly. No server, nothing routed through the cloud. Segmented and multi-threaded transfer keeps large files moving and progress visible.
Available for Windows, macOS, Android and Linux
What it does
Resume from where it stopped
If the network drops or you need to step away, completed progress is kept. Reconnect and the transfer continues instead of starting over.
Multi-threaded transfer
Multiple files and data segments transfer at the same time, so nothing waits in a queue and your local bandwidth gets put to work.
Launch at startup
The app starts with your system, so there is nothing to open by hand. The device is discoverable and ready to receive from the moment it boots.
Automatic receiving
Incoming files are accepted automatically and saved to the location you chose, with no confirmation to click and nobody needing to sit at the machine.
676 Mbps
Measured transfer speed
Test file: a 5.68 GB disk image · Test environment: a 1000 Mbps wireless local network
That network supports up to 1000 Mbps, which is higher than what we measured — in other words, this number is not the ceiling.
Actual speed depends on your network bandwidth, network adapters and disk performance, and varies between environments.
Where it helps
Moving large files on an isolated network
When an internal network has no outside connection, devices can still transfer large files directly — no more shuttling a USB drive back and forth.
Distributing assets in bulk
Select several files or a whole folder at once and send them to multiple devices on the same network, instead of copying one by one.
Phone and computer
Put a phone and a computer on the same network and they can transfer in either direction.
Who it is for
Office workers
Send files to a colleague directly over the office network — no waiting on a cloud upload, no scrambling for a USB drive.
Households with several computers
Move photos and videos between computers, phones and tablets at home, with nothing leaving the house.
IT professionals
Distribute installers, system images and configuration files quickly while maintaining devices on a closed internal network.
Supported platforms
Windows
Coming soonWindows 10 / 11
macOS
Coming soonApple silicon only (M-series). Intel-based Macs are not supported.
Android
Coming soonAndroid 8.0 and above
Linux
Coming soonAvailable as both deb and rpm packages
iOS
Store onlyComing soon
Versions for the App Store, Galaxy Store and major app stores in China are coming soon.
Latest release
No downloads available yet
Installers are being prepared. In the meantime, you can read the changelog to see what is coming.
View full changelogCommon questions
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Lynqivo works entirely within your local network, with devices communicating directly. It runs just as well on an internal network with no outside connection.
Do both devices need to be on the same network?
Yes. Both devices must be on the same local network — Wi-Fi or wired, either works. Once connected, Lynqivo automatically discovers devices on that network that have receiving enabled.
Do I need to install a server or relay?
No. Lynqivo does not depend on any server. Devices connect to each other directly, and there is no relay to set up.
How large a file can I transfer?
Lynqivo sets no size limit — in theory there is none. Large files are handled through segmented transfer. In practice, what matters is whether the receiving device has enough free storage.