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Introducing Shareup

Written by Nathan

We are very excited to start sharing information about our new app: Shareup. It’s the easiest and fastest way to share any file with anyone.

Currently: AirDrop is flaky, online uploaders are filled with ads, and sharing an entire folder with a “drive syncing product” is too complicated. Shareup is the quickest way to share a file from any of your devices.

The three main features of Shareup are:

  1. Share anything with a link
  2. Send a file directly to any of your devices
  3. Receive files from anyone into your inbox

Share anything with a link

The primary reason we created Shareup is to make sharing files with anyone super fast and easy. The desktop version of Shareup runs as an icon in the macOS menubar. Drag any file to it’s icon and it will copy a link to your clipboard you can share with anyone in Messages, Slack, Whatsapp, or however you want to share.

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window and a single file

If someone asks for a file…

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window and a mouse dragging a file to the Shareup menubar icon

Drag the file to Shareup in the menubar of your Mac

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window and a notification from Shareup that a link has been copied to your clipboard

Shareup will notify you when your link is ready. ⌘V (paste) the link anywhere to share the file.

Files shared through Shareup are accessible on all your devices, so it’s easy to resend a link to someone else, even when on the go. You can download any shared files to any of your devices and have them available offline when you need them.

Shareup links expire after a couple weeks, so you don’t have to worry about old files taking up space. Pro accounts will have the option to keep links active for a year.

Send a file directly to any of your devices

Sending files from one computer to another, or from a laptop to a phone, is frustrating. Drag a file to Shareup in the menubar, wait for the list of devices, and then drop the file onto the device you want. The file will be sent directly to the device and available offline. You’ll be notified when the transfer is complete and you can be sure the file will be there when you need it.

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a mouse dragging a file to the Shareup menubar icon and the Shareup device popover visible

Drag a file to Shareup in the menubar and wait a second

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a mouse dragging a file overtop of a device in the Shareup device popover

Drop the file onto the device you want to send to

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a notification from Shareup that a file has been sent to iPhone X and is available offline along with an overlayed illustration of an iPhone with a notification from Shareup that a File was received from MacBook and is available offline

Both devices will confirm the file was received

Receive files from anyone into your inbox

Every Shareup Pro account has an inbox link where anyone can send large files to you anytime. Share your inbox link with anyone, they can drag a file into their browser window, and you will be notified immediately that a new file has been sent directly to you.

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window with a message ‘I need to send you a large file’

When someone needs to send you a large file

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window and a mouse clicking on the Shareup menubar icon to reveal the Shareup application popover

Click Shareup in the menubar

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window, the Shareup application popover visible, the Shareup inbox menu visible, and a mouse hovering over the Copy inbox link menu option

Click the Inbox icon, then choose to ‘Copy inbox link’

Illustration of a macOS desktop with a chat window with a conversation where a Shareup inbox URL was shared and the recipient responded ‘Wow, that was easy!’ and a notification from Shareup that a new file was received into your inbox

Share the link. You‘ll be notified immediately when someone send a file into your inbox.

That’s Shareup

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