Last updated 27 September 2026
Snap2PC sends documents from your phone to your own PC. We do not receive them, and we never learn what they are called or where they were filed.
Documents you send go directly from your phone to the PC you paired with, over your own network. They are encrypted on the phone so that only that PC can open them. We never receive them, store them, or have any means of reading them.
A document waiting to be delivered is held on your phone, in the app's private storage, until it reaches your PC or until it is removed after fourteen days. It is excluded from device backup, so it is not copied to a backup service.
Using Snap2PC requires an account, so that a receiving PC can tell who sent a document and refuse anything from a phone it does not recognise. Accounts are free.
An account belongs to a business, not to a phone. Whoever sets it up gives a business name, an email address, a display name and a password. Everyone else joins with a single-use invite code, so a password is never typed into somebody else's phone.
When a phone joins, we record its public key, the identifier derived from that key, a label you choose, and the date. That is what lets your PC confirm the phone belongs to your business. We do not ask for a phone number, a postal address, or access to your contacts.
That is the complete list. No document, file name, folder name or destination ever reaches our servers, and there is no technical means by which they could: documents travel directly from your phone to your PC, and are encrypted so that only that PC can open them.
Because documents never pass through us, we also cannot tell how many you send. Nothing on our side records that a document was scanned, delivered or filed.
All of it stays on the device. Uninstalling the app removes it.
Photographs you send are stripped of embedded metadata before they leave the phone, including location, device identifiers and timestamps.
We send email for two reasons only: to confirm your address when you register, and to send a code when you ask to reset a password. There is no marketing, no newsletter and no announcement list, and there is nothing to unsubscribe from.
Those messages are delivered by Brevo, who process the recipient address and the message on our behalf in order to deliver it. Mail sent to us — support and enquiries — is handled by Zoho Mail. Those two, and the Cloudflare security check described under Website, are the only third parties that ever receive anything of yours from us, and what they receive is an email address and a short code — never a document, a file name or a folder name.
The apps contain no analytics or advertising software, and no third-party tracking. We do not profile you, and we do not sell or share anything we hold.
The Windows app can check for updates over HTTPS. That request reaches a static file and discloses nothing about you or your documents beyond the ordinary details any web request carries, such as your IP address. It can be turned off in settings.
This site runs no analytics and sets no cookies of its own.
The sign-up and password-reset pages include a security check, Cloudflare Turnstile, which stops automated scripts using those forms to send email to people who never asked for it. It runs in your browser and gives Cloudflare technical details such as your IP address and browser type, which Cloudflare uses only to tell people from bots — not for advertising or profiling. The site is already served through Cloudflare, so this adds no one who could not see your visit before. No other page loads it.
Snap2PC is a business tool and is not directed at children.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. Material changes affecting how documents are handled will be noted in the app's release notes.
Questions about privacy, or a request relating to your data: [email protected].
Snap2PC is a product of Blexor LLC.