Sendio compresses your video with measured settings, uploads it, and puts a link on your clipboard before you've alt-tabbed back. Anyone with the link watches in the browser — no account, no app, no “requesting access”.
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A tray app, not a workflow. The whole product is the distance between a file on your desk and a link in someone's chat.
Drag a file onto Sendio. It transcodes with x264 settings we measured on real screen recordings — smaller files, same crispness, always faststart so playback begins instantly.
Seven characters, on your clipboard the moment the upload finishes. Viewers just watch — in any browser, on any device, with scrubbing that actually works.
Group sends around a topic and share the project itself: a read-only gallery or an ordered playlist, arranged by you, watched by anyone with the link.
Galleries and playlists with their own share link. Drag videos between projects on your dashboard.
Storage stays in a private bucket. Every view runs on a short-lived signed URL — the link you share is the only credential that exists.
Encode settings chosen from measurements, not vibes. 1440p, tuned CRF, source framerate kept.
Each video counts its views. That's the whole analytics story, and it's usually the only number you wanted.
Every plan sends unlimited links. Caps are storage and monthly viewing bandwidth — when a month's allowance is spent, links rest until the 1st rather than billing you a surprise.
A tray icon and a drop window for Linux. Sign in once with a connect code from your dashboard, then every drop becomes a link. Wayland and X11, drag and drop included.