Instantly share files
straight from your Mac.
Right-click a file and the link is on your clipboard. Anyone who opens it downloads directly from your Mac. Nothing is uploaded. Nothing sits in the cloud.
How it works
Right-click any file
Pick Share with Postfile straight from the Finder menu. Any file, any size.
The link is ready instantly
It’s already on your clipboard. No upload, no progress bar — the link works the moment it appears, even for a 100 GB file.
They download from your Mac
Visitors stream the file live from your machine through a secure outbound tunnel. Works through any internet connection — no port forwarding, no setup.
Your files stay yours.
Postfile is a relay, not a locker. Bytes stream straight off your disk to the person downloading — Postfile never writes your file anywhere, and only keeps the link’s metadata while it's live: a name, a size, an ID.
No uploads
Sharing is instant because there’s nothing to upload. The file stays where it is.
No cloud copies
Nothing to leak, nothing to remove, nothing lingering on someone else’s storage.
A real kill switch
Stop sharing — or just quit the app — and the link is dead. Immediately.
Links that self-destruct. Or don't.
You decide how long a link lives — one download, a deadline, or as long as you keep sharing.
Burn after reading
Make any link one-time: it burns the moment the first download completes. An interrupted-and-resumed download still counts as one — but the second person to try the link is out of luck. Perfect for contracts, keys, and anything you only mean to hand over once.
Like clockwork
Some handoffs come with a deadline. Give any link an expiry — a few hours, a week, or the exact date the review period ends — and it shuts off on its own when time’s up. No cleanup to remember, no stale links floating around.
Diamonds are forever
Not everything great has to come to an end. No seven-day countdown, no download cap, no “this transfer has expired” — the same link works for the hundredth person just like the first, for as long as you keep sharing. Send it to everyone.
Questions, answered.
What happens if my Mac is asleep or offline?
Visitors see a friendly page saying the file is offline right now, and the link starts working again the moment you’re back online. Links only die when you stop sharing.
Is there a file size limit?
No. Files stream directly from your disk and downloads are resumable, so the link is ready instantly whether it’s a PDF or a 100 GB video project.
Where are my files stored?
Only on your Mac. The server never writes your file contents to disk — it just relays bytes while a download is in flight, and stores the link’s metadata (file name, size, ID).
What happens when I quit the app or delete a share?
The link stops working immediately. There’s no cloud copy left behind to worry about.
Do I need an account?
No. There’s no signup and no email — your Mac gets an anonymous device identity, and that’s it.