Original quality, always
Bytes are copied, not re-encoded. A 48 MP photo arrives as the 48 MP photo, not a 2 MB preview.
No signup · no cables · no upload limit
Send files between every screen you own
Open PairNepal on two devices and they find each other. Photos keep their original quality, files move device to device instead of through a server, and nothing is compressed to fit an attachment limit. Whether you type it as PairNepal, Pair Nepal, pair nepal or pairnepal, you are in the right place.
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How it works
Three steps, no account
PairNepal is a web page, not an installation. Both devices open it, they see each other, and the transfer runs directly between them.
Open it on both devices
Same Wi-Fi and they appear automatically. On different networks, pair once with a six-digit code or join a shared room.
Pick who receives
Tap the device name, or drag files anywhere on the page first and choose a recipient after.
They accept, it moves
Files transfer directly. Multiple files arrive as a single zip, and progress is shown per file.
Why it's different
Built for the file that is too big to send
Messaging apps recompress photos and cap video. Cloud drives need an account and a round trip through someone else's disk. PairNepal does neither.
It stays between you
The transfer is peer to peer. PairNepal's server introduces the two devices and then steps out of the way.
Every platform, including that one
Android to iPhone, Windows to Mac, Linux to anything. If it has a modern browser, it works.
Rooms for different cities
Not on the same network? Join a five-letter room code and devices connect across the internet instead.
Installable, and it keeps working offline as an app shell
Add PairNepal to your home screen and it behaves like a native app: it opens instantly, remembers your device name, and keeps paired devices between sessions.
Sound design
Seven cues, made from scratch
The interface has a voice. Every cue below is synthesised in the browser with the Web Audio API — no audio files, nothing to download, and nothing that plays until you ask for it.
Sound is off until you turn it on — tap any cue above, or the speaker icon in the
header of the app. Your choice is remembered. Every cue is one-shot and stops by
itself; nothing loops.
Brand motion
The ident is drawn, not filmed
The animation you see is live SVG running in this page — not a video file. It scales to any screen, follows the light and dark themes, and weighs a fraction of a GIF.
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Sequence
Devices wake left to right, the link draws between them, a packet crosses, and the status line reports what is happening. The loop is 3.6 seconds and pauses itself whenever the tab is hidden or the ident scrolls out of view.
- Cycle3.6 s
- Animated propertiestransform, opacity
- Asset weight~2 KB inline
- Reduced motionstatic end frame
Questions
The things people ask first
The short answers are below. For the full set — size limits, pair codes, how rooms work across networks, privacy, and what to do when a device will not appear — read the PairNepal FAQ.
Is there a file size limit?
Your browser and your disk are the limits. Because files never pass through our server, there is no upload cap — a 4 GB video is fine on a local network.
Do both devices need the same Wi-Fi?
No. Same network is the fastest and simplest path, but you can pair devices once with a six-digit code, or join a temporary five-letter room, and transfer across different networks.
Where do my files go?
Straight to the other device. The server only helps the two devices find each other; the file data travels directly between them.
Do I need to install anything?
No. PairNepal runs in the browser. You can optionally add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
Why does it make sounds?
Because a transfer has no visible feedback until it finishes. Sound is off by default and you turn it on when you want it.