Zapya
Zapya is a cross-platform file and content sharing utility that allows users to transfer files, videos, audio tracks, archives, and applications between Macs, iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and Windows PCs without requiring a WiFi connection or mobile data plan. It includes a built-in file browser for searching and selecting content to share. The app is designed for users who frequently exchange files across different devices and platforms.
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1 suggestionZapya appears to be largely abandoned on the macOS platform. The search results indicate the Mac version has not been updated in several years — the most recent version mentioned is 1.4.7, and current listings suggest "Zapya for Mac is not yet available" as a current download, with references to much older releases from 1.0 onwards. There is no indication of a native Apple Silicon build, and given the project's stagnation, one is unlikely to appear before Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (late 2027). The Intel-only version runs under Rosetta today but will stop launching entirely after late 2027. If you rely on Zapya for cross-device file sharing, you should migrate to an actively maintained native alternative. SHAREit, mentioned in the search results as a popular modern successor, offers similar wireless file-transfer capabilities and is actively developed with confirmed native Apple Silicon support. Other solid native options include AnyTrans or the built-in AirDrop feature on newer Macs, which also supports peer-to-peer file sharing between Apple devices.
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