Your files
A direct route

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Connect with nearby Voidger computers or create shortcuts to your clouds, folders, and drives. Drop your files onto an Air and send them where they belong, across macOS, Windows, and Linux.

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  • Discover computers on the local network
  • Explicit recipient acceptance
  • Saved destinations for frequent copies
IN PRACTICE · Air

What you can do.

Some files need to reach the computer beside you. Others belong in a cloud folder or on an external drive. Air brings these routes together: Nearby connects Voidger desktops on the same network with recipient consent, while saved destinations give you a place to drop files for recurring copies.

01

From your laptop to your workstation

Send files between two Voidger computers on the same Wi-Fi or wired network. The recipient chooses whether to accept and where to save the content.

02

A bridge between operating systems

Exchange files across macOS, Windows, and Linux without relying on a tool exclusive to one manufacturer. The Nearby workflow stays on the local network without a cloud relay.

03

A destination you use every day

Save a folder, mounted volume, or connected cloud folder as an Air destination. These shortcuts use Transfer Copy and keep the activity visible in history.

HOW IT WORKS

From the first step to the result.

  1. 1

    Open Voidger on both computers

    Connect both to the same local network for Nearby.

  2. 2

    Choose the recipient

    Select the discovered computer and send the request.

  3. 3

    Wait for consent

    The recipient decides whether to accept and where to receive the files.

UNDERSTAND THE WORKSPACE

Your questions, answered.

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Can Air send files to anyone over the internet?

No. Nearby works between Voidger desktops on the same local network. It does not provide internet discovery, NAT traversal, or a cloud relay.

Does Air work with phones or AirDrop?

Air is not an AirDrop client and does not provide this workflow for phones. Nearby requires Voidger on both computers.

Does the recipient need to approve?

Yes. The standard workflow shows a request and requires explicit consent before the transfer.

Are saved destinations and Nearby the same thing?

No. Nearby connects two computers over the local network. Saved destinations are copy shortcuts, including local folders, mounted volumes, or connected clouds.

How is the transfer checked?

Current Air verification covers file counts, relative names, and sizes. This version does not promise content verification through a SHA-256 manifest.

START YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Your universe.
On any system.

Download Voidger and discover what your files can do when everything is connected.

Free to get started. Paid advanced capabilities, with pricing and terms to be announced.
Voidger is in beta. Available versions may differ between operating systems.