AirDows

AirDows is a browser-based file transfer tool for moving files from a mobile phone to a PC. It is described as working “sin cables” and moving photos, videos, projects, folders compressed and more between devices without sending them through chats or leaving a copy behind.

The service emphasizes direct transfer and keeping the original file intact. It states that files are not recompressed, that the photo keeps its resolution, the video keeps its format, and the project remains the same project. The connection is made between two devices for only as long as needed to deliver the file, and the steps shown are to open AirDows on the phone and computer, connect with a QR code or temporary code, choose the file, keep both screens active, and receive it at the destination with original quality. It also says that when using it from a PC, the user can open AirDows on the phone, scan, and continue from the browser.

AirDows is presented for people transferring photos, videos, documents, and projects between their devices. The page highlights that no account is required and that no installation is needed to begin. It also says that both devices remain active during the transfer and that the tool looks for an available path between the devices.

No pricing or licensing terms are stated in the available text. The wording on the page identifies AirDows as a file-moving tool rather than a storage service, and its core use is direct device-to-device transfer between phone and computer.