It is the first file transfer demo where everyone understood what to do without me explaining a menu.
Ada M. Product designer · Lagos
Camera-based file transfer
Grab it.Walk it over.Drop it.
Make a fist to hold your files. Open your hand on the other device to drop them in. No cables, no cloud upload, no account required for a single transfer.
Peer-to-peerNo cloudNo accountNo cablesPeer-to-peerNo cloudNo accountNo cables
The idea
Files should move the way people do. By hand, across the room, in a single gesture.
How Dumpit works
Two gestures. That's the whole product.
01 — Grab
Stage your files, make a fist.
Point the camera, choose your files, and close your hand. No menus, no drag-and-drop, no upload bar to watch.
02 — Catch
Open your hand on the other device.
Whoever opens their hand first catches it. Files move straight between the two devices, nothing sits on a server.
Same room vs. not
Two paths, one gesture.
Same Wi-Fi
Dumpit opens a direct peer-to-peer connection between the two devices. The file goes straight from one to the other — it never touches a server.
Different networks
If a direct connection isn't possible (different networks, strict firewalls, etc.), Dumpit relays the encrypted transfer through our server just to bridge the connection. We don't store it, log it, or open it — the data passes through in real time and is discarded the moment the transfer finishes.
Either way, the gesture is identical: make a fist, open your hand. You never have to know which path was used.
From the people trying Dumpit
It feels like handing someone a file.
Early testers describe the moment the transfer clicks: less setup, less waiting, and a little more magic in the room.
I sent a folder across the room during a review and the other laptop caught it before I had finished saying “open your hand.”
Kelechi O. Creative lead · Abuja
The best part is that the file does not become a link. It just moves from my machine to theirs.
Tomi D. Frontend engineer · Ibadan
Dumpit made a classroom handoff feel natural. The teacher sends once and the room is ready for the next step.
Ruth N. Learning facilitator · Port Harcourt
I expected a gimmick. Then I moved a video between two devices and immediately wanted it on every desk in the studio.
Femi A. Video producer · Lagos
There is no account to remember, no cloud dashboard to open, and no awkward “where did I save that link?” moment.
Yasmin S. Operations manager · Kaduna
The gesture gives the transfer a clear beginning and end. You know when you have grabbed it and when the other person has caught it.
Emeka O. Studio founder · Enugu
It is surprisingly calm for something so visual. I can see who I am connecting to before anything opens.
Bisi I. Researcher · Ilorin
Small teams do not need another complicated sharing system. Sometimes you just need to hand over the file and keep working.
Chidi O. Independent developer · Owerri
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No install. No account. Just a fist.
Open Dumpit on two devices on the same Wi-Fi and try your first transfer in under a minute.
Try DumpitHow Dumpit works
A fist to hold.A hand to drop.
Dumpit uses your camera to read two gestures. Everything else, the pairing, the transfer, the handoff, happens for you.
01 — Grab
Stage your files, make a fist.
Point the camera, choose your files, and close your hand. That's the whole gesture: no menus, no drag-and-drop, no upload bar to watch.
02 — Catch
Open your hand on the other device.
Whoever opens their hand first catches it. Files move straight between the two devices, nothing sits on a server in between.
Who it's for
In a meeting
Hand a deck or a folder of assets to everyone in the room at once, without passing a USB drive around.
Classroom or lab
Move a worksheet or dataset from the instructor's machine to a room of student devices in the time it takes to make a fist.
Creative teams
Swap raw video or design source between two machines on the studio Wi-Fi without waiting on a cloud sync.
At home
Get the photos off one device and onto another without hunting for a cable or emailing yourself a zip.
Why Dumpit
Faster than a cable.More private than a drive.
Peer-to-peer
Files travel directly between two browsers. Dumpit's servers never see, store, or touch the contents of a transfer.
Instant
No upload step, no processing, no waiting for a link. The moment it's caught, it's already there.
Any device on Wi-Fi
Anyone else with Dumpit open on the same network just appears. No pairing code, no app to install first.
No account needed
Open the page, stage a file, grab it. An account is only ever for history, never a requirement.
Gesture-first
The interaction is the interface. A fist and an open hand replace file pickers, share sheets, and confirmation dialogs.
No size ceiling
Since files never route through a server, there's no arbitrary cap built around someone else's storage bill.
Dumpit vs. everything else
| Dumpit | USB drive | Cloud drive | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | None | Find the drive | Upload, share link | Compress, attach |
| Speed | Instant, direct | Copy twice | Upload + download | Size limits apply |
| Touches a server | Never | Never | Always | Always |
| Works across the room | Yes, on Wi-Fi | Physical only | Yes | Yes |
Send one file. Feel the difference.
Try DumpitPricing
Free to send.Pay only for extras.
Free
$0
Everything you need to move a file.
- Unlimited transfers
- Direct, peer-to-peer
- No account needed
Plus
Soon
For people who want more control.
- Faster relay when direct connection fails
- Custom device name badge
- Everything in Free
Teams
Custom
For studios, schools and offices.
- Shared spaces
- Admin controls
- Priority support
FAQ
Questions,answered.
No. Files move directly between the two devices. Nothing is uploaded to or stored on Dumpit's servers.
No. Open the page, stage a file, grab it. An account is only for people who want transfer history.
Two devices on the same Wi-Fi, each with Dumpit open and a camera to read your hand.
Dumpit doesn't impose one. Because nothing routes through a server, the only limit is your own devices and network.
Whoever opens their hand first catches the files.
Yes. Sending and receiving files is free. Optional extras like history will be offered separately.
Try Dumpit
Make a fist.Drop the files.
Live demo: the buttons below stand in for your camera. Pick files, grab them, then open your hand to drop.
Nothing staged yet.
About Us
A simpler way tomove files.
Dumpit turns a file handoff into something natural and visible. No cable, cloud upload, or account needed for the moment you need to move something from here to there.
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Fadahunsi Miracle
Founder & Lead Engineer, Morden Labs
Dumpit is a camera-first way to move files between people and devices. Instead of uploading to a service, finding a cable, or sending a link to yourself, you stage a file, make a fist, walk it to the other device, and open your hand.
It is built by Morden Labs, a software studio based in Lagos, Nigeria. Fadahunsi Miracle leads the product and engineering work behind Dumpit, bringing together real-time systems, thoughtful interface design, and the small details that make new technology feel natural.
Direct by designFiles travel peer-to-peer between the devices involved in the handoff.
Human interactionGestures make the transfer visible, physical, and easy to understand.
Built from LagosDumpit is an independent product from Morden Labs, made for everyday use anywhere.
Privacy
How Dumpit handlesyour files.
The short version: your files never pass through Dumpit's servers. Here's exactly how that works and what our server does see.
File transfer
When you send a file on the same Wi-Fi, it travels directly between the two devices — router to router on your own network. When you use a one-time code to connect across different networks, the file still goes device-to-device over a direct peer-to-peer connection (WebRTC); our server is never in that path.
What our server actually sees
A small handshake message so two devices can find and connect to each other, and the device name you choose to show (e.g. "Gee's Phone"). Nothing about the contents, names, or size of the files you send — that stays between your device and the recipient's.
Room codes
A one-time 6-digit code exists only to introduce two devices to each other. It expires once used and isn't tied to any account — Dumpit doesn't require sign-up at all.
Questions
Reach out via our contact page for anything not covered here.
Terms
Terms ofService.
Plain-language terms for using Dumpit.
Using Dumpit
Dumpit is provided free of charge for transferring files between devices you control or have permission to send to. You're responsible for the content you choose to send — Dumpit has no visibility into it and cannot moderate, recover, or restore it.
No warranty
Dumpit is provided "as is." Because transfers happen directly between devices over your own network connection, reliability depends on your network conditions — we don't guarantee a transfer will complete without interruption.
Acceptable use
Don't use Dumpit to send content you don't have the right to share, or to harass, deceive, or harm another person.
Changes
These terms may be updated as Dumpit evolves. Continued use after a change means you accept the update.
Contact
Questions about these terms go to our contact page.
Contact