Send a 200 GB file
without a support ticket.

DataDrop moves large files between machines over a single resumable stream. Recipients don't need an account, and transfers survive a dropped connection.

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# push a directory, get a link back
$ drop push ./renders --expire 72h
  packed 1,284 files · 214.7 GB
  uploading ████████████████████ 100%
  https://datadrop.dev/d/8f2c41

Resumable by default

Every transfer is chunked and checkpointed. Lose the link at 90% and it picks up at 90%.

No recipient account

Share a link with an expiry. The person on the other end just downloads.

Runs anywhere

Single static binary for Linux, macOS and Windows. No daemon, no kernel module.

Checksums end to end

BLAKE3 per chunk and over the whole payload. A silently corrupted byte fails the transfer.