Feem is a wireless sharing app for moving files between connected devices on the same local network. It supports transfers between phones, between a phone and a computer, and in the reverse direction, without requiring an active internet connection, email account, USB stick, or special cable.

Local file sharing

Devices can exchange files when they are connected to the same Wi-Fi router or hotspot. The documented workflow is to run the app on both the sending and receiving devices, select the files to share, choose a recipient, and start the upload. This supports common transfers such as moving photos from one phone to another or sending files between a phone and a computer.

The app is designed around a simple transfer process and is described as quick to use. Because the transfer takes place over the local network, it does not require an active internet connection. The source also states that Feem has no size limitations for transfers.

Communication between connected users

In addition to file sharing, Feem provides chat functionality for communicating with friends or other chat users inside the app. The supplied information also documents text messaging and voice calls, allowing users to create a communication line among multiple users in a local network or Wi-Fi environment.

Network and platform details

Feem is intended for sharing among connected devices and supports communication across platforms. Local data transfer processes are described as encrypted with TLS. The app functions as a wireless alternative to exchanging files through physical storage devices, while keeping the participating devices connected to the same local network.