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Share a file straight out of the memory of your own phones and laptops. It lives there for as long as you say, then it is gone — no server, no disk, nothing left behind.
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It goes into your devices' memory and you get a link to hand to anyone.
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expand_moreWhat a viewer can and cannot do
Anyone with the link can watch, listen, look, or download. Nobody without it can find the file — the link itself is the only key. You can reclaim it at any time, and when it expires it is simply gone from your devices.
expand_moreWhere the file actually is
In the spare memory of the devices you have enrolled with memyra — sealed so a device cannot read what it holds. Nothing is written to any disk, here or there. That is why it expires: memory is borrowed, not kept.
cache.omnira.dev is built on the memyra fabric. Nothing here is a system of record — keep your own copy of anything you would miss.