With Chrome and Safari (but not Firefox), for example, DeskConnect offers to send the page you are viewing to your iPhone.Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNETOn the iPhone side, the files you've sent from your Mac show up in a grid. The Mac app also knows which app you are viewing, and with some apps, it'll offer to share whatever file or page you have open. You can also just drag a file to the DeskConnect icon in your menu bar, wait for the drop-down menu to appear, and drop it on your iPhone listed there to share the file. In preferences for the Mac app, you can check a box so whatever you have copied to your Mac's clipboard will show up as an option in the app to send to your iPhone. and your files are encrypted when sent to and from its server. According to a comment the company left on 9to5Mac's coverage of the app, its server is located in the U.S. Instead, they are uploaded to DeskConnect's servers, where they are kept for 30 days. Actually, no files are being transferred to your devices. The app also sees the page you are currently browsing and will offer to send that page to the iOS app.
From its drop-down menu, you will see your iPhone listed if you have logged into the iOS app. On the Mac, DeskConnect sits in the menu bar. Share files between iPhone and Mac with DeskConnect
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