Xender

What Xender is

Xender is a free app for transferring apps, photos, videos, music, and documents between Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS devices. Transfers can work without mobile data or Wi-Fi, and the support page says there is no file-size restriction. Listed file examples include MP3, MP4, JPEG, PDF, and DOCX. Xender says files move directly between devices, are encrypted, and are not stored in the cloud; its support page claims speeds of up to 40Mb/s. You can begin sharing without creating an account, and send material from third-party apps through the “Share via Xender” option.

Beyond device-to-device sharing, Xender describes tools for downloading social media videos and statuses, converting YouTube videos to MP3 through Tomp3, and backing up or copying data from an old phone to a new one. Help resources include website support, FAQs, in-app materials, and troubleshooting guides. The app is free, with no subscription fees, and has no web interface. Its privacy notice says it collects device details and app activity, and may collect coarse location data subject to applicable law.

Who it suits

Xender suits people who want to move files among Android, iOS, Windows, or Mac devices, including when mobile data and Wi-Fi are unavailable. It may also suit someone moving data to a new phone or looking for the listed media download and conversion tools.

Getting started

1. Visit the Xender website for product information and support.
2. Get started on Android, iOS, Windows, or macOS.
3. Share files without creating an account.
4. Send content from another app using “Share via Xender.”

Verdict

Choose Xender if you need free, cross-platform file transfers that can operate without mobile data or Wi-Fi. Consider the lack of a web interface and its stated data collection when deciding whether it fits your needs.