Filemail - File Transfer App

Filemail

In-app purchases

About this app

Share your pictures, videos, music, documents, if it’s digital, you can share it.

Features

– No registration required to send up to 5 GB for free
– Share any file type or format
– Easy to use interface makes sending files as easy as sending an email
– Globally distributed servers gives you fast transfer rates
– Transfer multiple files of folders
– Receivers don’t need the app to download your shared files
– Files are encrypted during transit
– File preview available for a wide variety of file types
– Get notified when your recipients downloads the files
– Files are available to download for 7 days
– Optimized code means the app consumes low resources
– Send any file using “Open In...” functionality
– Transfer directly to people using their email address
– Or share files using a shareable download link
– All sent and received files are scanned for viruses

Share much more with a paid Pro account:

– Transfer files up to 250 GB
– 1 TB storage space
– Files are available to download for 30 days
– Dedicated fast servers for paying users
– Unlimited transfer sessions with no recipient nor download limits
– Advanced delivery tracking
– Password protect your files

Join millions of Android users, and over 50 million Filemail users, and start sharing and transferring files, quickly and securely. Find out more at https://www.filemail.com/

Ratings and reviews

First impression is that it's quick and easy to use to send literally about any size file (via link or email) through a server. Oh and you got from 1 day or 1 week to fetch the file or else it's gone into Oblivion. For FREE?!? Interesting. Unsure if the quality of the files are kept but will be sure to update this review later after some additional use.

It's a decent app, and you can only send two large files in 24 hours on the free version, but the files must be under 5 gigabytes. The paid version is ridiculously expensive at 14.99 a month for an unlimited amount of files you can send. The app is not working properly and is not worth even using the free version anymore.

I just downloaded Filemail, and used it to email a large audio file. It seemed to work fine, and it was easy to use. However there was an ambiguous message after sending, which contained a link presumably to the file. I wasn't sure if this meant that the file hadn't been sent as an attachment so I also sent it as a link (tho I'm usually cautious with links!) Apparently both the attached file and the link led to a website, where the file could be downloaded. Definitely not ideal in these times.

What’s new

Lots of small bug fixes and improvements