ToffeeShare

ToffeeShare is a free, browser-based peer-to-peer file sharing service from the Netherlands that streams files directly from sender to recipient through WebRTC, with no intermediate server storage. It moves over 50 terabytes per month and imposes no size limits — the transfer simply runs as long as both browser tabs stay open.

The service uses WebRTC for direct device-to-device transfer and DTLS 1.3 for end-to-end encryption in transit. Because data never lands on ToffeeShare's infrastructure, there is nothing to retain, index, or breach — when either session closes the file is gone. Inside a local network the transfer often stays on the LAN for maximum speed.

Key benefits:

• No file size limit — transfer duration only depends on network speed
• Peer-to-peer architecture avoids any centralised server storing user files
• DTLS 1.3 encryption protects every byte in transit between the two browsers
• LAN-local transfers stay inside the network when both peers are on the same WiFi
• Fully free, no signup — open the page, drop a file, share the link
• Sustainability focus cuts the energy footprint versus upload-then-download services

Developed and operated in the Netherlands, ToffeeShare runs under GDPR with a minimal data footprint by design — because files are never stored server-side, there is effectively no personal data to protect beyond the transient signalling exchange. This makes it privacy-safe by construction.

Ideal for individuals, journalists, and technical teams who want a fast, ad-hoc WeTransfer alternative with zero server-side retention and no account friction.