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About PushArmor

PushArmor sends URLs and text between your own devices. Every message is end-to-end encrypted, so only your devices can read it.

Screenshots

Android

Android Pair your first device screen with Galaxy S23 waiting to pair. — Waiting for a device to pair

Android pairing request for Galaxy S23 showing the pairing fingerprint R4NX, with Reject and Confirmed buttons. — Check the pairing fingerprint

Android devices screen listing paired phones and computers, including the newly paired Galaxy S23. — See your devices

Android send screen with a URL typed in and one device selected. — Send to your devices

Android history with a URL opened, showing Copy, Open, and Share. — Open a URL

Android settings screen. — Change your settings

iPhone

IPhone Pair your first device screen with Galaxy S23 waiting to pair. — Waiting for a device to pair

IPhone pairing request for Galaxy S23 showing the pairing fingerprint R4NX, with Reject and Confirmed buttons. — Check the pairing fingerprint

IPhone devices screen listing paired phones and computers, including the newly paired Galaxy S23. — See your devices

IPhone send screen with a URL typed in and one device selected. — Send to your devices

IPhone history with a URL opened, showing Copy, Open, and Share. — Open a URL

IPhone settings screen. — Change your settings

Chrome

Firefox

The project

Free. PushArmor is free to use.
Open source. The code is public on GitHub.
Everywhere you are. PushArmor runs on Android, iPhone, Chrome, and Firefox. Get PushArmor.
Made by Ion Echo, LLC.