Feem for Windows

Feem is a free peer-to-peer file transfer tool designed to move files across devices using only a local network. It completely skips cloud services, routing data directly over the same Wi-Fi connection or via Wi-Fi Direct. This removes the need for an internet connection when transferring files between devices like phones or computers.

It functions by identifying other nearby devices running Feem and enables secure sharing through TLS encryption. It has no size caps or external server dependencies, and strictly a local-only file transfer solution. It has resumable transfers for larger files and a basic chat messaging system between connected devices.

Offline transfer operations

Feem works through local wireless links, using standard Wi-Fi or personal hotspots. It automatically detects compatible devices on the same network. There's no configuration needed to begin. You select files or folders, choose the destination, and initiate the transfer. Transfers don't leave the network, everything stays within the local connection. It avoids background syncing or external storage, keeping the transfer task focused without additional steps or cloud storage integration.

All transfers are encrypted using TLS (Transport Layer Security), the same protocol found in secure websites. The files in transit stay protected from potential interception. Since no outside server gets involved, there's no third-party storage, reducing the surface area for any external access. The security aspect functions passively in the background, since no need to activate or configure any protection features manually. This approach helps maintain data privacy.

It includes a resumable transfer feature that automatically picks up incomplete uploads where they stopped, which is useful with large files or unstable connections. Its built-in messaging tool allows short text-based communication between paired devices. While simple, it supports coordination without switching apps. The interface remains consistent across most platforms, helping minimize learning overhead when switching between devices. However, it lacks remote transfer support.

Direct data exchange

Feem concentrates strictly on local file delivery and skips all server-based processes. It doesn't support sync folders, automation, or remote uploads. It offers a clear method to move files in proximity, prioritizing manual control. There are no automatic backups. The tool favors minimalism, and while the chat and resume options add utility, their roles remain secondary to the main task of local file movement.

• Free folder structure maintenance
• Enhanced privacy compliance
• Modernized user interface (UI)
• Improved thumbnail previews
• Qr code for Wi-Fi credentials
• Unified licensing