Shake and Share: Zapya Makes File Transfer Easier Across Devices

Zapya is a cross-platform file sharing app that enables rapid file transfer without cables, wifi, or mobile data. The lightning-fast peer-to-peer solution outpaces Bluetooth, allowing users to rapidly transfer apps, music, videos, photos, and other content from one device to another. With a customer-centric focus on making connections as smooth as possible, Zapya is committed to continuous improvement.

Considering the high-tech conveniences of our modern world — virtual assistants, robotic vacuum cleaners, smart thermostats — it’s boggling how difficult it can be to transfer files from one device to another. My daughter asked me to buy her an album the other day, and it happened to be one I already own. But the prospect of somehow transferring the songs from my phone to her tablet seemed so exhausting after a long day that I considered repurchasing the album directly from her device.

Zapya, a peer-to-peer file sharing app, is the solution to problems like mine. The technology uses your device’s wifi tethering or hotspot features to transfer files at no cost without wifi or mobile data. And it supports multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, PC, and Mac.

“The process is as simple as two people in close proximity shaking their devices, and in a few seconds, they are connected and can transfer files,” said Steve Gu, Co-Founder of Zapya. “That’s the goal we have wanted to achieve since day one: to make the process as simple and smooth as possible.”

Today, more than 400 million users worldwide leverage the app for both work and play. Its blazing-fast connections, with speeds up to 10 megabytes per second, transfer files 128 times more quickly than with Bluetooth. Zapya can be used to transfer almost anything — apps, music, videos, photos, and even a complete replication of all of the files on one device to another. Zapya continues to focus on making it easier than ever to share data through ongoing improvements, underscoring the company’s devotion to its users.

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