No account needed
Share files without an account
Sending a file shouldn't mean creating yet another account — or asking the other person to. With BIShare there's no sign-up on either side: you share a link, QR code, or 6-character code, and they open it in any browser and download. End-to-end encrypted, up to 100 GB free, links auto-expire.
Why account-free sharing matters
Google Drive, Dropbox, and most transfer sites want you signed in — and often want the recipient signed in too, or they hit a wall. That's friction and it's data you didn't need to hand over. BIShare asks for nothing: no email, no password, no profile. The file moves, the link expires, and there's no account trailing behind it.
How account-free sharing works
You send with no sign-up
Open BIShare, drop a file, and get a link, QR code, and 6-character code instantly. No registration, no email verification — just share.
They receive with no sign-up
The recipient opens the link in any browser and downloads. No account wall, no "request access" — it just works, on phone or computer.
Nothing left behind
Links auto-expire after 24 hours, and nearby transfers never upload to a server at all. There's no account, and no file lingering in someone's cloud.
Google Drive vs Email vs BIShare
| Google Drive | BIShare | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Send without an account | |||
| Recipient needs no account | |||
| End-to-end encrypted | |||
| Instant nearby device-to-device | |||
| Large files, up to 100GB free |
Sharing without an account: FAQ
Can I really share files without signing up?
Yes. BIShare needs no account to send or receive. You share a link, QR code, or 6-character code, and the recipient opens it in any browser — no registration anywhere.
Does the recipient need an account?
No. Unlike Google Drive or Dropbox, there's no account wall and no "request access" step. They just open the link and download.
Is it still private without an account?
Yes — arguably more private. There's no profile tied to your transfer, nearby sends are end-to-end encrypted and never uploaded, and share links auto-expire after 24 hours.
How big a file can I send without signing up?
Up to 100 GB free through a share link, with no account. Nearby device-to-device transfers over your own Wi-Fi have no size cap at all.
What's the catch — is it actually free?
It's genuinely free with no account. You can install BIShare for the fastest nearby transfers, but sending and receiving via a browser link costs nothing and needs no sign-up.
Send a file — no account required
No sign-up, no email, no friction for you or the recipient. Get BIShare, or just share a link from the browser.