Feem

Offline Wi-Fi file sharing app for phones and computers, with no cloud or internet connection needed.

Verified facts: 4 of 4
Alternatives ranked: 4
Approved reviews: 0
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About Feem

Feem moves files directly between devices on the same Wi-Fi network, a phone hotspot or Wi-Fi Direct, without using the internet or any cloud server. Devices running Feem discover each other with friendly names, and you send files, folders or messages with a couple of taps; transfers are encrypted with TLS 1.3 and run in both directions at once. It has been around for years and has apps for Android, iPhone and iPad, Windows, macOS and Linux (via the Snap Store), which makes it a cross-platform AirDrop substitute that also works where there is no internet at all, such as on a hotspot in the field. The app is free to download, with an optional paid Pro upgrade; the free version shows upgrade prompts and ads, which some users find intrusive. Compared with the open-source LocalSend it is more polished in places but less transparent, since its code isn't public.

Best for: People sharing files between phones and computers on a local network or hotspot without internet.

What works

Works fully offline over Wi-Fi or hotspot
Apps for all major desktop and mobile platforms
TLS 1.3 encrypted transfers

Why people leave

Free version shows ads and upgrade prompts
Closed source
Devices must share a network

Top Feem alternatives

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1
LocalSend
Free, open-source and ad-free with the same local-network approach.
66.5
2
Quick Share
Built into Android with a Windows app for PCs.
62.6
3
AirDrop
Built into Apple devices with no install needed.
59.6
4
KDE Connect
Open-source sharing plus notification and clipboard sync.
57.2

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Feem: common questions

Is Feem free?

Feem has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Feem open source?

No, Feem is not open source. Open-source alternatives include LocalSend and KDE Connect.

What platforms does Feem run on?

Feem is available for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux.

What are the best alternatives to Feem?

The highest-ranked Feem alternatives right now are LocalSend, Quick Share and AirDrop. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Feem facts

4 of 4 verified

Internet required: No; Checked Oct 25, 2026feem.io(opens source in a new tab); “Send code Verify Why Feem Now Requests Location Permission on App Launch Share Files OFFLINE No cloud. No internet. No compromise.”
Encryption: TLS 1.3; Checked Oct 25, 2026feem.io(opens source in a new tab); “TLS 1.3 Encrypted 0 Servers used Full Duplex transfers Free to download Move your first file in 60 seconds.”
Networks: Router, hotspot or Wi-Fi Direct; Checked Oct 25, 2026feem.io(opens source in a new tab); “01 Connect to Wi-Fi Any shared network — router, hotspot, or Wi-Fi Direct.”
Android support: Android 10+; Checked Oct 25, 2026feem.io(opens source in a new tab); “Android Android 10+ Play Store”