Seems like a good app, and easy to set up. I love the fact that it only uses local WiFi. On my first file transfer I got an abrupt full-screen ad with a notice “Time to upgrade to Feem Pro,” but when the ad was over I can’t find anywhere in the app to actually upgrade. I’d rather just have a paid version of the app up front. Don’t string me along, throw ads in my face and then make the upgrade setting impossible to find. I’m deleting the app for now, because of this.

I have a server in my basement den that has our Plex app on it. This Feem app is a huge timesaver. I just take the pics or vids I’ve snapped on my phone and send them to the windows client running on my server on my home lan and now they’re in my plex app and I don’t even have to leave living room... incredible. The free version works very well but will randomly crash. No issue though since it starts right back up. I think I will certainly buy the pay version to be able to send files to a more specific area since the free version only puts them in the default PC location. Thanks for a great app.

With Windows 10 on a new mid-range HP laptop, the Feem app on my iPhone 11 running iOS 14.4 kept popping up a request to search the local network for other devices, which I kept approving. Both iPhone and Windows Feem apps showed they were connected to the same WiFi network, a simple home network running on a new Eero router. All new equipment running the latest operating systems with very run-of-the-mill configurations. Yet neither device - each sitting inches away from the other - could find the other. Fail.

So, I mainly got this app because there was a video that was hard to share with my apple device. Then, I noticed when I received the video, the quality was clearly taken down. To me, quality is everything, same with pictures, it also downgraded quality. Everything being so fast is cool tho