A quiet utility for moving work

Copy. Send. Gone when it should be.

Private, expiring links for copied files and images.

Global shortcut C — press once, link ready.

Direct

Your bytes move straight to object storage. The application never becomes a file relay.

Temporary

Every link has an explicit end. Revoke it now or let retention remove it later.

Proof, not profiles

Know whether the handoff happened. Wirecopy records opens, never visitor identity.

Last opened
14 min ago
Visitor identity
Not collected

How it works

A delivery path you can explain.

Wirecopy keeps the consequential steps visible: authorization, direct upload, quarantine, expiry, and revocation.

Read the security model
  1. 01

    Copy

    Choose a Finder file or copy a bitmap image. Clipboard text stays untouched.

  2. 02

    Upload directly

    Wirecopy authorizes the transfer; the bytes travel directly to object storage.

  3. 03

    Inspect

    The object remains quarantined until its safety check succeeds.

  4. 04

    Control the end

    Paste the bearer link, review access, revoke early, or let it expire automatically.

Less ceremony

Built for the awkward little transfers.

PNG

A screenshot for support

Move the evidence into the thread without starting a new shared drive.

PDF

A document for a client

Send one controlled link with a retention boundary you can state clearly.

LOG

A diagnostic for a teammate

Share the file from your current context and return to the problem.

One install, two surfaces

Use the shortcut.
Keep the command line.

The Mac app owns the global shortcut and recent-link controls. The bundled wirecopy command gives scripts the same publishing path.

Recommended

Wirecopy for Mac

Menu bar access, Finder clipboard publishing, visible upload progress, and the CLI in one signed app.

Build the Mac app
Homebrew Cask · public beta

Install from Terminal

The beta cask will install the same Mac app and make wirecopy available to your shell.

brew install --cask wirecopy

Ready on your machine

Send the file.
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