LinkDrop sits in your Android share sheet. Send it any link and it finds the download, pulls it in, and keeps it organized. No browser tabs, no copy-paste.
LinkDrop
quarterly-report.pdf
drive.corp/files/8k2m…
site-mockup-v3.png
6.4 MB · 62%
set-recording.mp3
18.2 MB
Handles links from everywhere you already share from
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From any app, hit Share and pick LinkDrop. Works on PDFs, images, videos, audio, and archives.
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It resolves the real file behind the link, confirms it's reachable, and shows you exactly what you're about to pull down.
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Tracked, named, and ready to open — sitting in your Downloads folder like it's always belonged there.
No more digging through browser download history or a dozen different apps. Status, size, and source — all in one place on your device.
design-assets-final.zip
142 MB
talk-recording-oct.mp4
288 MB
lease-agreement.docx
1.1 MB
flight-itinerary.pdf
340 KB
Shortened links, tracking redirects, wrapped URLs — LinkDrop follows the chain and downloads what's actually at the end of it.
Lost signal mid-download? Pick it back up where it stopped.
No landing pages, no fake download buttons, no waiting for a countdown.
Saved straight to your device's Downloads folder — any file manager can see it.
I used to email PDFs to myself just to get them off my laptop. Now I just share the link and it's already on my phone.
Priya Deshmukh — freelance architect
Not yet — LinkDrop handles publicly accessible links. If a link needs a login or a token, it'll tell you it can't reach the file instead of failing silently.
Anything with a direct, downloadable file behind it — documents, images, video, audio, and archives. If the link points to a webpage instead of a file, LinkDrop lets you know rather than guessing.
Just storage access, to save files to your Downloads folder. LinkDrop doesn't read your other files, browsing history, or contacts.
Yes, no account and no paywall.