Encrypted offline file transfer via QR or NFC. Scan & generate codes. No cloud.
Briskwire™ moves any file between two Android phones using nothing but a screen and a camera, or a back-to-back NFC tap. No accounts. No cloud. No internet permission. Works in airplane mode. And now QR transfers can be end-to-end encrypted.
Built for the moments and places where Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular aren't an option — backcountry, secure sites, airplane mode, no-Wi-Fi conferences, clinics, vaults.
TWO OFFLINE TRANSPORTS
• ANIMATED QR CODES — the sender displays a fast sequence of QR frames; the receiver's camera reads them. Works on any device with a screen and a camera.
• NFC TAP — hold the two phones back-to-back and the file streams directly over short-range radio. Faster for small-to-medium files when both devices have NFC.
Pick QR or NFC on every send. NFC stays visible but greyed out on devices without it — QR works everywhere.
NEW: END-TO-END ENCRYPTION
Choose plain or encrypted on every QR send. The receiver shows a one-time key code; the sender scans it; both phones derive a shared secret (X25519 + HKDF) and seal the file with AES-256-GCM. Matching 6-digit codes on both screens rule out a man-in-the-middle. Keys live in memory for one transfer, are never stored, and never leave the two phones — no server, no key escrow. Nobody, not even the developer, can decrypt your transfer.
WHO IT'S FOR
• Hikers, climbers, outdoor crews — GPX tracks and route plans past LTE
• Field engineers, surveyors, inspectors — configs and handover notes offline
• Journalists, lawyers, researchers — contracts and sensitive PDFs, now end-to-end encrypted
• Travellers in airplane mode — boarding passes to the seat next to you
• Anyone inside a vault, exam room, audit floor, or no-Wi-Fi conference
DETECT — UNIVERSAL BARCODE SCANNER
• Reads QR, Aztec, Codabar, Code 39/93/128, Data Matrix, EAN-8/13, ITF, PDF417, UPC-A/E
• Locks onto every code in frame at once — no centring required
• Group scans into named sessions; rename, delete, or export to CSV
• Runs fully on-device via ML Kit — no cloud lookups
SMART ANDROID ACTION HANDOFFS
Decoded codes don't just sit there. Briskwire™ reads the type and hands off locally via Android Intents: URL → browser · phone → dialer · email → mail app, pre-filled · SMS → messaging, ready to send · geo → Maps · vCard/MeCard → add to contacts · VEVENT → add to calendar · Wi-Fi QR → Connect pre-fills SSID and password in Android Settings. No third-party APIs called.
GENERATE TYPED CODES
• Pick a type: Wi-Fi · Contact · SMS · Email · Calendar · Geo · URL · Text
• Briskwire™ builds a valid QR, Aztec, Code 128 (and more)
• Tune format, size, and error-correction level
• Save the image, share, send to a printer, or regenerate
• Fully offline — nothing is uploaded
PRIVACY POSTURE
• Briskwire™ does NOT declare the INTERNET permission. Android cannot let the app reach a server, ever.
• Optional end-to-end encryption with ephemeral keys — nothing written to disk
• No accounts. No cloud. No telemetry. No analytics. No crash reports.
• Three permissions only: Camera, NFC, Change Wi-Fi state (just for the Connect action on a scanned Wi-Fi QR)
• Privacy policy bundled with the app — nothing fetched online to display it
BUILT WITH CARE
• Five languages: English, Polski, Українська, Español, Deutsch
• Force dark mode, or follow the system
• Interrupted send? Resume in one tap; scan progress survives restarts
• Integrity-failure transfer sheet with one-tap retry
• Guided tour you can replay any time
• Works on Android 11 (API 30) through Android 16
WHY BRISKWIRE™ EXISTS
Most "simple" file-transfer apps quietly phone home, ask for permissions they don't need, or fall apart the moment the radios go off. Briskwire™ was built for when the network is gone, banned, or simply not an option — and for people who never wanted their files in a cloud.
If two phones can see each other or touch back-to-back, Briskwire™ works. That's the whole bar.
Briskwire™ — file transfer through the air, literally.
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