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WeTransfer vs CarryDocs
They are not competitors for the same job. WeTransfer moves big files. CarryDocs runs a vanishing privileged handoff. Pick on purpose.
Different jobs
WeTransfer (and similar transfer tools) optimize for shipping large payloads — creative assets, video, big folders — with a familiar recipient experience.
CarryDocs optimizes for the executive handoff: a small-to-medium privileged package, a hard clock, optional PIN and view-only, then deletion. No browsable long-term vault inside the product.
Use WeTransfer when
- You need to move large creative or media files
- Recipients expect a classic “download the transfer” flow
- Long-lived retrieval or re-download is part of the collaboration
Use CarryDocs when
- The risk is the file living forever in someone’s inbox or drive
- You want link or QR, optional PIN, and automatic shred on expiry
- The package is a professional handoff — counsel, clinic, board, studio — not a media dump
Honest limits
CarryDocs is not trying to replace enterprise DAM, MFT, or WeTransfer’s transfer niche. Free tier is two hours and one active send. Protocol Pack ($13 once) unlocks longer windows, PIN, view-only, and history.
We do not claim feature parity tables that invent WeTransfer limitations. If your job is bulk transfer, use a transfer tool. If your job is a vanishing privileged package, start with a handoff.