Mirrored
Above, beside or below your Mac. Files slide in from the side that faces it, and back again.
iPhone and Mac, as one.
Drag a file off your Mac and catch it on your iPhone. Moving files between them has never felt so natural.
Coming soon to iPhone and Mac.
Recorded on a real iPhone and MacBook.
Above, beside or below your Mac. Files slide in from the side that faces it, and back again.
Hold your iPhone near your Mac once. They find each other from then on.
Pair several Macs and iPhones. Send to whichever one is beside you.
Photos, videos and documents. Even whole folders.
Straight over your own Wi-Fi. No upload, no account.
An early look at the iPhone app. Watch it, or press Try It and take it for a spin.
Pick up a file on one screen and let go on the other. drooop carries it across the edge at the size it was, the whole way.
Put your iPhone above, beside or below your Mac. drooop mirrors the layout, so files leave and arrive on the sides that face each other.
Pair as many Macs and iPhones as you own. A file goes to whichever device is next to you.
Send a folder and it arrives intact, with every file inside it where it was.
Your devices talk to each other on your own Wi-Fi. There's no upload, no server and no account.
On the Mac, drooop stays in the menu bar. Arrivals wait on a shelf until you drop them where they belong.
drooop knows where your iPhone sits next to your Mac. Drag a file past that edge and it carries on, onto the other screen.

Sending a file used to mean tapping Share, finding the device and waiting. With drooop it takes a single drag.

On the Mac, drooop stays out of your way. Files from your iPhone wait on a shelf until you drop them where they belong.
Something else on your mind? Ask us on X.
No. drooop uses its own direct connection between your devices. Instead of choosing Share and a device each time, you drag the file across.
An iPhone and a Mac on the same Wi-Fi. On the Mac, drooop lives in the menu bar.
Above, beside or below your Mac. drooop mirrors the layout, so a file leaves your Mac on the side that faces your iPhone and comes back the same way.
Yes. Pair several Macs and iPhones, and send to whichever one is next to you.
No. Files travel straight between your devices on your own network. There's no upload and no account.
Soon. We're polishing the last details. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know.
drooop is a new way to move files between iPhone and Mac, designed to feel like a single screen.