WiFi Share: Bluetooth Sync

Now sharing Wi-Fi between any two phones over Bluetooth — no cables, no cloud, no screenshots. Two taps, and your guest is online.

Send your Wi-Fi to any phone in 2 taps. Works between devices over Bluetooth, whatever brand they are — no typing 24-character passwords, no screenshots, no router tricks.

THE PROBLEM WITH SHARING WI-FI Built-in Wi-Fi sharing tools only work between phones of the same brand — same ecosystem, same family. Screenshots of your router don't work either — the password is unreadable, and your guest still has to type it. WiFi Share fixes all of that with one cross-platform app.

WHAT YOU GET • Send any saved Wi-Fi network to a nearby friend in 2 taps • Cross-platform: works between any two phones, same brand or not • Scan any Wi-Fi QR code (WPA, WPA2, WPA3) and save it instantly • Generate Wi-Fi QR codes for your saved networks — print them, share them, stick them on the fridge • Organize networks into folders (Home, Work, Travel, Family) • Works offline, no account required, no sign-up, no tracking

HOW IT WORKS

1. Save your Wi-Fi — auto-detect from your current connection, type it in, or scan a QR code
2. Tap Share and pick the friend showing up on your nearby radar
3. They accept — and they're connected. No password ever leaves the screen.

PRIVACY THAT ACTUALLY MEANS SOMETHING We don't run servers. We don't have an analytics SDK. Your saved networks are encrypted on your device with the Secure Enclave and never leave your phone unless you choose to send them to a specific person over Bluetooth. No account. No cloud. No tracking.

WHO IT'S FOR • Hosts and AirBnB owners tired of dictating "uppercase B, lowercase 3, special character…" • Cafés, coworking spaces, hotels, and anyone who hands out a guest network ten times a day • Families who can finally stop forwarding the password screenshot in the group chat • IT support, schools, and offices managing multiple Wi-Fi networks

WHY BLUETOOTH AND NOT THE CLOUD Bluetooth Low Energy means the transfer happens between your two phones directly. No router, no internet, no server in the middle. It's the only way to share Wi-Fi when you're standing next to someone and the Wi-Fi you're sharing is the one you both need to be on.

STOP SCREENSHOTTING YOUR ROUTER Stop typing 24-character WPA passwords. Stop printing QR codes. Tap, share, connect.