Link All for Windows

Built for Windows 11.

A WinUI app that looks like it shipped with Windows. It starts quietly in the tray, adds Link All to File Explorer's right-click menu and rings when your phone does. Pairs with your Mac as easily as with your phone.

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit · Version 1.3.3 · 302 MB

Link All for Windows, Transfers screen
Link All Quick access panel on Windows, with clipboard search and a Send to button
Link All system tray menu: Open Link All, Quick Access, Settings, Rescan Network, Quit

A tour

Every screen, in Windows's own words.

Built with WinUI 3 & .NET 8, so it behaves like the rest of your PC. Here is all of it, in whichever theme the site is in.

Link All for Windows: Devices. Your connected phone front and centre, with battery, free space, and one click to send or browse its files.

Devices. Your connected phone front and centre, with battery, free space, and one click to send or browse its files.

Only on Windows

Made for where it runs.

Everything Link All does everywhere, plus the things that only make sense on Windows.

Under the hood

Native on top. Rust underneath.

The app you see is written for this platform. The engine that finds devices, encrypts and resumes is the same Rust core on every one of them.

  1. WinUI 3 & .NET 8

    The Windows app

  2. linkall-core

    Rust, over Named pipes

  3. Your other devices

    Wi-Fi, LAN or hotspot, encrypted

Get started

Up and running in a minute.

Install it here and on one more device on the same Wi-Fi, LAN or hotspot. They find each other; you confirm the PIN once.

  1. 1

    Run LinkAll.exe.

  2. 2

    When Windows asks, allow Link All on private networks so your other devices can find it.

  3. 3

    Link All starts in the system tray.

  4. LinkAll-windows-x64.msi302 MB

    Download

Pairs with

Bring your PC to the desk.

Free, open source, and yours to run. Install it on two devices and they find each other.