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About Breeze
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Breeze sends anything to any device in the room, yours or anyone's. Files move directly over any Wi-Fi or hotspot, and Vaults keep files, bookmarks, and snippets in sync between the devices you invite. No accounts, no cloud, no internet required. In beta on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows.
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Breeze sends anything to any device in the room. iPhone to Mac, Android to Windows, yours or anyone's. Nearby devices appear on a radar, one tap sends, and files arrive at full network speed, encrypted device to device. Android can send with Quick Share with nothing installed, and LocalSend devices appear on the radar too. Breeze also keeps things. Vaults sync files, bookmarks, and snippets straight between the devices you invite, with no cloud and no account. On Mac and Windows, local AI agents can use Breeze over MCP, off until you turn it on. Free, and in beta on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows, plus a terminal client. Breeze Pro is an optional upgrade, and one purchase covers six devices on any platform. Built by Marco Ivarsson and published by Simply Fluent OÜ.
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Device makers figured out that convenience is the best lock-in. Your devices work together beautifully, as long as they all come from the same company. Breeze un-bundles that. It is one app, native on every platform, that makes whatever mix of devices is around you act like they belong together. The ones you live with, and the ones you meet.
Sending is the door. Open Breeze and nearby devices appear on a radar. Tap one and anything crosses the room at full network speed, full quality, encrypted with TLS 1.3. The other side often needs nothing: an Android phone can send with Quick Share with nothing installed, and devices running LocalSend appear on the radar as themselves, because Breeze speaks the same open protocol.
Keeping is why it stays. Vaults hold files, bookmarks, and snippets, synced straight between the devices you invite over your own network. A hotspot with no internet is enough. A Vault can be shared with another person. There is no account and no server in the path, so there is nothing to breach and nothing for Breeze to see.
Agents can use it too. On Mac and Windows, Breeze runs a Model Context Protocol server on the machine, so the AI agents people already run, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, can see devices, send files, and browse, read, and add to Vaults. It is free, off until switched on, and listens on localhost only. Every tool is set to allow, ask, or off, and an agent can never delete. The most it can do is put a request in front of you.
Native apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows, all in beta, plus a terminal client for Linux and macOS. Free to install everywhere. Breeze Pro is €14.99 a year and covers six devices in any mix of platforms. An iPhone, an Android phone, a Mac, and a Windows PC can share one purchase. Pro unlocks Vault sync, trusted-device auto-accept, and more.
Breeze is built by Marco Ivarsson, a solo developer based in Europe, and published by Simply Fluent OÜ. Marco also develops Simply Fluent, a cross-platform language learning app, and needed a simpler way to move files between all his test devices. Breeze grew from there.
Sending is the door. Open Breeze and nearby devices appear on a radar. Tap one and anything crosses the room at full network speed, full quality, encrypted with TLS 1.3. The other side often needs nothing: an Android phone can send with Quick Share with nothing installed, and devices running LocalSend appear on the radar as themselves, because Breeze speaks the same open protocol.
Keeping is why it stays. Vaults hold files, bookmarks, and snippets, synced straight between the devices you invite over your own network. A hotspot with no internet is enough. A Vault can be shared with another person. There is no account and no server in the path, so there is nothing to breach and nothing for Breeze to see.
Agents can use it too. On Mac and Windows, Breeze runs a Model Context Protocol server on the machine, so the AI agents people already run, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, can see devices, send files, and browse, read, and add to Vaults. It is free, off until switched on, and listens on localhost only. Every tool is set to allow, ask, or off, and an agent can never delete. The most it can do is put a request in front of you.
Native apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows, all in beta, plus a terminal client for Linux and macOS. Free to install everywhere. Breeze Pro is €14.99 a year and covers six devices in any mix of platforms. An iPhone, an Android phone, a Mac, and a Windows PC can share one purchase. Pro unlocks Vault sync, trusted-device auto-accept, and more.
Breeze is built by Marco Ivarsson, a solo developer based in Europe, and published by Simply Fluent OÜ. Marco also develops Simply Fluent, a cross-platform language learning app, and needed a simpler way to move files between all his test devices. Breeze grew from there.
Key facts
- Built and published by: Marco Ivarsson, under Simply Fluent OÜ, Estonia
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows, all in beta. Terminal client (breeze CLI) for Linux and macOS.
- Pricing: Free to install. Breeze Pro €14.99 a year, covering six devices. Family €24.99 a year, covering twelve.
- Protocol: LocalSend v2, open. Also receives from Android's Quick Share.
- AI agents: MCP server on Mac and Windows, off by default. Eight tools: list devices, send files, browse, read, and add to Vaults. Each tool set to allow, ask, or off. Agents can never delete.
- Themes: 12 free themes plus 60 weekly drops through July 2027, hidden themes, and puzzle-earned living backgrounds. None cost money.
- Core: Rust engine shared across platforms via UniFFI
- Categories: Utilities (App Store), Tools (Play Store)
The brandmark
Breeze's icon is Morse code for the letter B: a dash followed by three dots. A transmission. One device sending to the next.
Two variants: the app icon (dark background, cream marks, shipped on home screens) and the monochrome brandmark (transparent, takes any color). Use the monochrome version in editorial and light-on-dark contexts. Use the app icon when you're showing it as a product.
Assets
Tap an item to download. For anything else (the wordmark lockup, a specific device or theme), ask us.
Screenshots
Every platform, two ways. Framed is a transparent PNG with the device and a soft shadow, ready to drop on any background. Raw is exactly what the app draws, no bezel. All in English, from the current build.
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Theme colors
Breeze ships with 12 themes, all free. These are the primary colors for each.
More colors unlock over time, free for everyone. A new theme drops every week through July 2027. Each drop is open to claim for one week through a link posted to the Breeze Discord, and once the week is over that color is gone for good. A few themes are never listed and have to be found inside the app. Solve one of the puzzles hidden in the app and Breeze mints a living, animated background from your solution, one no one else has. Any color you have unlocked can be given to another device.
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Contact
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