Cubit
Cubit
Sharing made easy

Signing you in…

Drop files here or tap to choose · up to 5 GB · 20 GB signed in link lasts 1 day

You

What the people you send to see.

Free

Shown as “From you” on what you send. Leave it empty to stay unnamed.

Usage

What you've used and what's left.

Through the cloudsbetween your apps, anywhere in the world
Coming soon
On the shelvesheld by your live links right now
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Your devicesyour computers and phones
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Downloadsof your links, all time
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Devices

Every computer and phone signed in as you.

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Account

This browser, and your whole account.

Hear about new features

One mail at launch, one on the big things. Never more.

Signed-in browsers

Looking…

Sign out on this browser

This browser forgets its keys. It stays in your device list until you remove it above.

Delete the account

Every device, every live link, your name and picture. Gone for good.

WindowsStockholm iPhoneSydney

Send to any device.
Anywhere.

A PC in Stockholm sends to an iPhone in Sydney, and a Mac to the PC on the next desk. On the same network the file goes straight across and never touches the internet.

Three ways to send

Go on, try it on this desktop.

Drop it on CubitHe sits in a corner of your screen. Drag a file onto him and it’s on its way.
Shake to summon himDragging something? Give it a shake and he comes to the cursor.
Right-click a file“Send with Cubit” is in the menu, right next to Copy.

For your own devices

Pair your phone and computer once. After that, anything you send yourself lands on the other one.

The FAAAAST

way to share.

A 4 MB photo becomes a link in about 3 seconds. Paste it anywhere. Nobody needs an account, not you and not them.

End-to-end encrypted

Your device makes the key and puts it in the link, after the #. Browsers never send that part to a server, so we only ever store bytes we cannot read.