Hey while back, I had bought or gotten for free I can’t remember an application that simply allowed you to push a button and whatever file I had was magically transferred to my desktop. Since that time Apple shut it down and I’ve been looking for a replacement ever since. This is the only thing that comes closeI’m sorry, but airdrop is not quote “instantaneous” and I can’t for the life of me figure out why the hell they haven’t paid attention to it or heard the collective moans of millions of people of the much ballyhooed feature. Thank God for companies like this that pay attention to the little details that Apple doesn’t and actually gives me better functionality.Thank you! Great product. Let’s just hope that Apple doesn’t come around and… Well I don’t want to be greedy, if Apple does come around I’m sure the developers of this app will be handsomely rewarded for which I say “good for you” Then I have to turn around and say “bad for me” LOL either way at least I’ll get some timeThanks again

DropCopy is even more difficult to use than Apple’s own dumb method to enter text to review this application. It took me quite a while just to figure out why I was unable to enter this text! I clicked many times in this “Review” segment of the dialog and nothing happed. Eventually I learned that I had to click in the rightside of the entry field! OMG. So stupid is Apple to let that bug persist. As re the DropCopy. I was not able to see any way to transfer files from my iPhone, other than some photos, to my MacOS M1 and some text files that I transferred to iPhone from Mac. Moreover, when I selected multiple files only one file was transferred. Apparently each transfer overwrote the previous one. This a really user unfriendly app. I have other file transfer apps that are readily intuitive and “just worked” without reading any documentation, tips, or help info.

Invaluable for me -- I got it for grabbing pictures for household inventory/insurance and find I'm using it for everything! Grabbing pictures for Etsy, eBay or my blog, quick pics to email to friends, anything I need to "keep" a copy -- DropCopy means I can just send the pictures from my iPhone to my MacBook Air (or even my ancient 2013 MacBook Pro!) without having to be sitting in front of the recipient machine to accept. :)AND -- this works even when AirDrop has forgotten it's on a network.Thanks Matia labs!

I have had this app for as long as I remember, might have been from when it first came out, or around then. But it has been a CONSTANT on every Mac I own. It works to move files, it does it well, and with no problems. This works when AirDrop does not. I cannort recommend it enough. If you need to mnove files between macs, this is for you.