Send files across any device, on any platform.
FileHustle is a peer-to-peer file transfer app that works over your local WiFi network — no Bluetooth, no AirDrop, no cables. Whether you're moving photos from an iPhone to an Android phone, or sending a folder from your laptop to a tablet, FileHustle gets it there fast, without routing anything through the cloud or requiring the use of a cable.

Built for mixed households and mixed teams.
Most transfer tools lock you into one ecosystem — AirDrop only works between Apple devices, and Bluetooth is slow and unreliable for anything more than a photo or two. FileHustle was built from the ground up to work across iOS, Android, and Windows, so it doesn't matter what everyone else in the room is using.

Privacy by design.
FileHustle doesn't ask for an account, doesn't collect your data, and doesn't send your files anywhere but directly to the device you choose. Every device shows up with a randomly generated name instead of your real device name, so nobody on the network sees who you are — just who's offering to share a file.

Simple enough for anyone to use.
Open the app, and nearby devices running FileHustle show up automatically. Pick a file or folder, choose a device, and the other person just taps Accept. That's it — no setup, no sign-in, no fumbling with cables or settings menus, made by J. O. Apps.