Big files, sent as a link that just opens.

Upload once. Share the link on WhatsApp. Your audience taps it and the video plays — no app to install, no account to make. You get to see exactly what happened next.

Free while in beta · Sign in with an email code — no password to remember

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episode-04.mp4 · 68 MB
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1,284 views · WhatsApp
No install
Your audience just taps the link
Watch time
Not just view counts you can't trust
Source data
See if WhatsApp or Telegram is working
How it works

Four steps, and three of them are already done for you.

STEP 1

Upload

Drop a file in the dashboard or the Android app. Video, audio, images, documents — whatever you're sending.

STEP 2

Get the link

A short link appears the moment the upload finishes. One tap to copy, or send it straight to WhatsApp.

STEP 3

They watch

Your audience opens the link in their browser. It plays immediately — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

STEP 4

You find out

Views, watch time, and which app the traffic came from — updating while people are still watching.

The part nobody else shows you

Know which app is actually carrying your links.

A view count tells you something happened. It doesn't tell you whether your WhatsApp broadcast worked or your Telegram channel did. We separate them, so you can stop guessing where to spend your effort.

We also track watch time, not just opens — because a view that lasted two seconds isn't the same as one that lasted two minutes, and only one of them means anything.

What you get

Everything you need to send something and know it landed.

Links that preview properly

Shared links open fast on a cheap phone over mobile data — the page is a few kilobytes, not a few megabytes.

Public, unlisted or private

Change your mind any time. Setting a file private kills its link immediately, even for people who already have it.

Per-file breakdown

Open any file to see its own views over time and where they came from — not just an account-wide total.

Android app for uploading

Your videos are on your phone. Upload them from there, with a progress bar that keeps moving on a weak connection.

No password

Sign in with a six-digit code sent to your email. Nothing to forget, nothing to leak.

Report button on every file

Anyone can flag something that shouldn't be here. We'd rather hear about it early than be the last to know.

Compare

Why not just use a cloud drive?

You can. It just wasn't built for sending something to a few thousand people and finding out what happened.

 BhejlyCloud drivesFile hosts
Opens without an accountYesOften notYes
Plays in the browserYesDownloads firstUsually not
View countsYesNoSometimes
Watch timeYesNoNo
Traffic source per fileYesNoNo
Ads in front of your audienceNoneNoneUsually
FAQ

Straight answers.

Does my audience need the app?

No. They tap the link and it opens in whatever browser they already have. The Android app is for creators — it's for uploading from your phone, where your videos already are.

What does it cost?

It's free while we're in beta. There's no card to enter and no trial that expires. If that changes, you'll hear it from us before it does, not after.

How big can a file be?

Up to 2 GB per file. Storage is generous but not infinite — if you're planning to put a very large library up, talk to us first so we can size it properly.

Can I take a link down?

Yes, instantly. Set the file to private or delete it and the link stops working for everyone, including people who already have it.

Do you pay creators?

Not today. We'd rather build that once we can see how people actually use this than promise a rate we haven't tested.

What happens to my files?

They're stored on our own server in Germany and served over an encrypted connection. We don't sell them, scan them for advertising, or hand them to anyone else.