Your phone's files,
without the folder maze.
ZiggSend uses your phone's own gallery and file picker — never a folder path. Select, tap, and it lands on your computer: photos, video or any other file, original quality, over your own Wi-Fi. Any device, any system: the same app on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows.
Get it on Google PlayAndroid Get the computer appNo folder paths, ever
Photos and videos come from your phone's gallery picker; any other file, from the system file picker. Android/media paths are never in your way.
Send and receive
Phone to computer and computer to phone — both directions, no cable needed.
Zero setup
No developer mode, no USB debugging. Install, open, and your computer shows up in the list by itself.
Free forever with 1 phone. Pro when you need it.
No account, no cloud. The computer app is free with one paired phone. Pro unlocks several phones, full history and automatic folders: $39 a year, or $19 once for the first 1,000 founders. Business per seat.
See the plansStep by step, with the screens: Android → Mac · Android → PC · Mac → Android · PC → Android · iPhone → Android · Android → iPhone · Android → Android
Questions people actually ask
Do I need USB debugging?
Only for the Mac's cable mode, where the Mac app pulls straight from the phone — and its assistant walks you through it once, with the steps for your phone brand. Wireless mode needs zero setup: install, open, done.
Does it compress my videos like WhatsApp?
Never. WhatsApp recompresses the videos it sends as media; ZiggSend moves the original file byte for byte, with an integrity check after every transfer.
Where are my WhatsApp videos?
In your phone's gallery. Tap to send and the system picker shows your photos and videos, WhatsApp's included (on most phones they sit in a WhatsApp album); for any other file there is the file picker. You never type a folder path.
Will it work on my Samsung, Xiaomi or Pixel?
Yes — Android 7 or newer. In the Mac’s cable mode, on Samsung the assistant also shows how to turn off Auto Blocker, which blocks USB debugging on Galaxy phones.