Nothing Releases Warp App for Cross-Platform File Sharing on April 15, 2026

# Nothing Releases Warp App for Cross-Platform File Sharing Nothing released the Warp app on April 15, 2026. Warp is available in beta and free to use. The app consists of an Android app and a browser extension.

Warp is compatible with Chrome-based browsers on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It works with any Android phone. The Verge reported these details.

How Warp Enables File Sharing Warp allows sharing of images, videos, documents, text, or links from Android phones via the Quick Share menu.

On computers, Warp allows sending highlighted text to the phone's clipboard, right-clicking web images to send, or uploading files. Web apps that control the right-click menu, such as Google Docs, prevent Warp from appearing as an option. Warp supports multiple devices for sending files between multiple phones or PCs.

The receiving device does not need to be on when initiating a Warp transfer. Warp uploads files to a server and sends a download prompt to the other device. Text and web images upload almost instantly via Warp, according to Dominic Preston.

A 2GB video file took ten minutes and counting to upload via Warp, Preston stated. Users can download previously shared files anytime by opening the Warp app.

Integration with Google Drive Warp transfers files using Google Drive, Nothing stated.

Warp requires linking to a Google account. Shared Warp files do not appear in the personal Google Drive folder, The Verge reported based on Preston's testing.

Comparison to Existing Features Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones support AirDrop for files to Apple machines.

Warp provides a similar function for Android and computer users across operating systems. The release addresses cross-platform sharing needs not covered by AirDrop.