How it works
Connect two browsers with a temporary code
A Pase is a short-lived code that connects two open browsers. It can be created on either device.
01
Create a temporary Pase
On either device, open Mándamele and choose Send something. You can add text or files now, or create the Pase first.
02
Open the code on the other device
Enter the six-character code or scan the QR in the second browser. Both browsers need to stay open while connecting.
03
Send in either direction
After the connection opens, both browsers have the same send and receive controls for text and files.
The receiver can create the code
For example, to move a photo from your phone to your computer, you can create the Pase on the computer, then enter that code on the phone. Once connected, send the photo from the phone. The code identifies the Pase; it does not assign permanent sender and receiver roles.
What the server does
The Mándamele server issues the temporary code and exchanges the technical messages needed to connect the browsers. Once connected, transferred text and file data travels through the direct browser connection and is not sent as transfer content through the server.
Connect two browsers
Create a temporary code on either device, then connect the other browser.
Open Mándamele