Presence:
All your Mac's files, anywhere.
Internet access to all your Mac's files from iPhone, iPad, Mac or PC — securely.
Share files with others too, instantly.
Convenient: Your files are available all the time, without you doing anything.
No USB sticks, no emailing files to yourself, no uploading.
Everything: Cloud services like Dropbox and iCloud make just some files available. Presence
makes everything available, so you're covered for all eventualities, and you can organise your files your way.
Send large files: Getting large files to others has never been easier. Too big
to email? Use Presence and just send a link, instantly. There's no messing around uploading to file
sharing services — a couple of clicks and it's done.
Whole folders and multiple files: Share whole folders for people to browse at their leisure,
or share multiple files and folders as a download.
Share from anywhere: You can do all this, and you don't even need to be at your Mac.
A user favourite (and you can turn it off if you want to.)
Cloud services like Dropbox copy your files to their server.
With Presence, your files are only on your Mac, so your privacy is ensured.
Your Mac is protected using https, the same technology used in online banking and
online shopping.
Presence is the bridge between your iPhone and iPad apps and the outside world.
On your device, you can transfer files from your Mac to other apps,
and from other apps back to your Mac (if the apps support this).
Great for editing files on the go, but the possibilities are endless.
Connect by iPhone or iPad when you're mobile. But when you're near a computer, make use of that big screen and connect to your Mac with any web browser.
That's ok — it's just an optional extra. You have complete access to your Mac's files from any Mac or PC, and all you need is a web browser.
Presence is much faster than screen sharing.
Your Mac is password-protected and your data is protected with the same technology used for online banking and online shopping, so you know your Mac is safe. Read more about security...
Unlike Dropbox and other services, your files aren't copied to someone else's server, so your privacy is ensured. In these days of online snooping, it can be nice to know that your business stays your business.
You can send someone files from your Mac without even downloading them first. For big files, create a share instead.
Want to get big files to someone else? Many files these days are too big to email. With Presence, just send a link.
Unlike file sharing services, you don't have to upload files to a server somewhere else. Files are shared right from your Mac, and are available immediately.
It's easy to share any of your Mac's files and folders with other people.
Just select the files you want to share, and Presence creates a short link for you to email to people. When they click the link, they receive the files. Simple!
You can even give them access to a folder to browse at their leisure.
If you're sharing sensitive files, you can protect the share with a password.
You don't need to be at your Mac to create a new share - you can do it remotely from any Mac or PC, or from your iPhone or iPad.
You can share multiple files and whole folders, and they'll be downloaded as a zip file. Or, you can make a folder browsable, and people can take just what they want.
Each time you share files, a new share is created. Each share has its own URL and its own password (optional).
Download a file and pass it to another app, make some changes, then transfer it back to your Mac. Works with any app that shares files.
You can view all the standard file types, like PDFs, Office and iWork documents, plus extras like RTF and web archives.
Want to edit a Pages file? Have a preferred document reading app? Presence will pass a file to any other app that handles it.
Any iOS app that shares files can send a file to Presence. Presence then lets you save the file to your Mac.
Plus - anything you can copy, you can paste to a file on your Mac. Perfect for images or text you want to keep.
Save files locally for quick access, or for times when there's no network.