Any phone to any computer
iPhone to Windows, Android to Mac, work laptop to personal phone. If it has a browser, it works.
Copy on One Device. Open on Another.
Paste text on your phone, scan a QR code on your computer, and carry on. No email, app or account required.
Share text now
Free • no sign-up • 30 seconds
iPhone
Android
Windows
Mac
Any browser
How it works
Three steps. No typing URLs.
Start on whichever device has the text. The other one only needs a camera or a browser.
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Create a room on the device that has the text
Tap Share text now. A private page opens with a short link and a QR code. Paste what you want to move.
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Open it on the other device
Phone to computer: type the short link into any browser. Computer to phone: point the phone camera at the QR on the screen.
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Tap Copy
Every line has its own Copy button. Paste wherever you need it. Close the tab and forget about it.
Why a room
Built for the mixed-device desk.
AirDrop stops at Apple. Nearby Share stops at Android and Windows. A browser tab doesn’t care.
Nothing to install
Runs in Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Handy on locked-down work machines where you can’t add apps.
No account, either side
No email, no phone number, no sign-in. The link is the whole thing.
Two-way when you need it
Rooms are read-only for visitors by default. Turn that off and both devices can paste into the same page.
Private by default
Unlisted, reachable only by the exact link, with an optional password lock for anything sensitive.
Gone within 24 hours
The room erases itself after 6 quiet hours, and 24 hours after it was made no matter what.
Versus the usual way
Stop emailing yourself.
Email or message yourself
- A copy of the password sits in Sent forever
- Find the mail, open it, select the right bit, copy
- Needs the same account signed in on both devices
- Six-digit codes expire while you’re still looking
A Quick Note Share room
- Nothing stored after 24 hours, nothing in your Sent folder
- Scan, tap Copy, done
- No account on either device
- Text lands on the other screen in real time
Common hand-offs
What people actually move.
Guide
iPhone to Windows PC
A link from Safari into Edge, or a 2FA code off the phone before the timer runs out.
GuideAndroid to PC or Mac
Move a snippet, a Wi-Fi password or a long URL from an Android phone to any desktop.
GuideAirDrop alternative for Windows
Why AirDrop stops at Apple hardware, and the workaround that takes 30 seconds.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do I copy text from iPhone to a Windows PC?
Create a room on your iPhone in Safari and paste the text. On the PC, type the short link into any browser. The text appears with a Copy button. AirDrop isn’t needed.
Does it work from Android to Mac, or Android to Windows?
Yes. It runs in any modern browser, so any pairing works. The two devices don’t need to be from the same company.
Do both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi?
No. The room syncs over the web. One device can be on mobile data and the other on office Wi-Fi.
Is it safe to move a password this way?
Rooms are unlisted and reachable only by their exact link. You can add a password lock, visitors are read-only by default, and the room deletes itself within 24 hours. It isn’t end-to-end encrypted, so treat it as a quick hand-off rather than a vault.
Can I send files or photos?
Quick Note Share is built for text: links, codes, passwords, addresses, snippets. For files and photos, use AirDrop, Nearby Share or a cloud drive.