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Send Passwords & Credentials from Mac to iPhone

Pass sensitive passwords, 2FA backup codes, and secret tokens from your Mac to iPhone safely.

⚡ Share Passwords with iPhone

No account required • 6-Digit PIN • AES-256 Browser Encryption

Supported Platforms

iPhone (iOS) Windows PC Mac (macOS) Android Linux iPadOS Chromebook

3 Simple Steps to Transfer Content

Bridg.fun lets you seamlessly connect cross-platform devices over the web without registering accounts or installing applications.

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    1. Open Bridg.fun on iPhone

    Open bridg.fun in your browser on your iPhone. Select your file or paste your text snippet to start client-side AES-256 encryption.

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    2. Get Your 6-Digit PIN

    Bridg.fun encrypts the payload locally in your browser and outputs a temporary 6-digit PIN. No cloud login or account sign-up is required.

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    3. Enter PIN on iPhone

    Open bridg.fun on your iPhone, type the 6-digit PIN, and your payload decrypts and downloads in full resolution immediately.

Comparing Bridg.fun to traditional transfer methods

Don't let ecosystem barriers limit how you share files and text between your computers and mobile devices.

Feature Email / Chat Apps Native AirDrop / Nearby
Cross-OS Compatibility ✓ Universal Browser Requires Account Login Single Ecosystem Only
Account Registration Zero Accounts Required Mandatory Registration Apple/Google ID Required
Pairing Method Instant 6-Digit PIN Friend / Contact Search Bluetooth / Wi-Fi Direct
Encryption & Privacy AES-256 Client-Side Server-Side / Retained Logs Ecosystem Encrypted
Data Retention Auto Self-Destruct Stored Indefinitely Immediate Peer Connection

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about transferring content securely using Bridg.fun's 6-digit PIN system.

Why not use AirDrop or Keychain for sending passwords from Mac to iPhone?
Bridg.fun is ideal when sending credentials to secondary devices, guest iPhones, or when AirDrop is disabled.
How is the 6-digit PIN secured against brute-force attacks?
PINs expire quickly, rate-limiting is enforced, and decryption keys are derived with zero-knowledge architecture.
Does Bridg.fun keep logs of my transferred credentials?
No logs are kept, and payload content is purged automatically after expiration or retrieval.
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