Send huge files straight to another computer.
FileBurp moves folders of 1 TB and more from one PC to another, encrypted end to end and resumable. No cloud in the middle, so your files never sit on anyone else's server.
FileBurp moves folders of 1 TB and more from one PC to another, encrypted end to end and resumable. No cloud in the middle, so your files never sit on anyone else's server.
Everything runs between your two computers. There's no third-party service holding your data, and no monthly storage bill to send one folder.
Files travel directly between the sender and receiver. Nothing is uploaded to a server you don't control.
Password sign-in, you approve each device by hand, and the sender's identity is certificate-pinned against impostors.
Multi-stream transfers, an optional QUIC transport, and adaptive compression push your connection to its limit.
A dropped connection, a reboot, or a power cut doesn't matter. FileBurp resumes to the exact byte it left off.
Background mode eases off when your connection is busy, and you can schedule transfers for overnight.
One installer, no account, no middleman. Install it, send your files, and that's the whole story.
On the sending PC, pick the folder and create a login for the person receiving it. The folder stays read-only to them.
FileBurp gives you a one-time connection code. Share it with your recipient along with their username.
They sign in, you approve their device, and the transfer starts, verifying every piece as it arrives.
Cloud drives make you pay for storage, upload the whole thing once, then download it again on the other side. For a terabyte of video that's a long, expensive round trip, with your data resting on someone else's servers in between.
Enter your email and pass a quick human check — your download link and setup guide appear right away. It installs in a click on Windows or macOS, with no Python or setup to worry about.