Select your files
Pick one or more files in Qrcadabra Desktop and prepare the transfer.
Qrcadabra transfers files from your computer to your phone using dynamic QR codes. No Wi‑Fi, no Bluetooth, no cloud, and no cables.
Qrcadabra turns your file into a visual sequence of QR codes, and the phone rebuilds the file as it scans them.
Pick one or more files in Qrcadabra Desktop and prepare the transfer.
The computer shows a 2×2 grid of dynamic QR codes while the phone captures the shards.
The file is rebuilt on the phone and Qrcadabra checks its integrity with SHA‑256 before handing it over.
A tool for isolated environments, technical teams, and anyone who wants a controlled transfer path.
The app can show several QR codes at once to increase how much information the camera captures.
Received files can be checked with SHA‑256 to confirm the rebuilt content matches the original.
Large files can be prepared and compressed temporarily to reduce how much data must travel through QR codes.
The protocol is built with redundancy and recovery, so you do not need every shard exactly once.
The flow is intentionally simple: prepare the file on the computer and point the phone at the screen.
Select files, preview them, prepare the transfer, and show dynamic QR codes on macOS or Windows.
Scan multiple QR codes, rebuild the file, verify its integrity, and save it on your device.
The transfer happens visually between the screen and the camera. Qrcadabra is designed to work without a cloud service in the middle.
Not for file transfer. The main flow uses the computer screen and the phone camera.
No. Qrcadabra is meant to work without a direct wireless connection between the devices.
The protocol can use redundancy and recovery so you do not have to wait for that exact missing shard.
Yes, though speed depends on QR size, frames per second, the camera, and how well the file compresses. Qrcadabra is built to keep improving this process.
Download the app from Google Play or the App Store.