Find your flow

Every screen
has potential.

Native apps for phones and computers.
A browser preview to make getting started a little easier.

DataLux is in active development and platform testing. These verified packages are experimental. Desktop includes all features free; an Android phone needs Pro to receive a batch in the upcoming commercial build, or it can receive one file at a time free. See Free & Pro ↗

Choose the platform you want to use.

Experimental

Android

Android 13 or newer, 64-bit ARM. Rear camera to receive; front camera for pairing.

  • Native camera and colour profiles
  • Encrypted pairing and teams
  • US Google Play launch in preparation
Build for Android ↗Experimental APKs are not the Play release and may use per-build signing keys. The upcoming Android offering is Free plus $10 USD one-time Pro for batch send/receive and bulk actions; Play checkout and review remain pending.
Experimental

macOS

All desktop features are free, including batches. No account or license is required. App launch is tested on macOS; complete webcam interoperability is pending.

  • File selection, clipboard, and recent sends
  • External-display presenter view
  • Developer ID signing / notarization pending
Build for macOS ↗The current package is for Apple Silicon (ARM64). Intel users can build from source.
Implemented · testing

Windows

All desktop features are free without an account or license. Windows x86-64 builds and launch smoke tests pass in CI; physical webcam validation is pending.

  • Native desktop implementation exists
  • Windows build and launch smoke passed
  • Installer and signing status unverified
View Windows source ↗We do not recommend bypassing OS security warnings.
Implemented · testing

Linux

All desktop features are free without an account or license. Linux builds and tests pass; camera and display behavior need device-specific validation.

  • GCC 15 validation reported in README
  • Native desktop workflow
  • Distribution packages not yet verified
Build for Linux ↗Distro, architecture, and camera compatibility are tracked separately.

An honest release trail

Know what you’re
putting on your device.

Checking the verified release manifest…

Verified packages will list a version, publication date, architecture, SHA-256 checksum, release notes, known issues, and signing status. Until those records are complete, use the source instructions above.