With SendTh.at, you can send text between all of your devices. Ever needed to transfer a link, note, or text from your phone to your computer? SendTh.at is for you.
Step #1: Enter your text
Step #2: Enter your one-time passcode in another SendTh.at app
Step #3: Receive your transferred text
SendTh.at does NOT require you to create an account or use bluetooth or airdrop.
I chose to use a text box so that you can click on it, select the code, and copy it. This is so you can just copy and paste the code if you want to send it to someone instead of trying to memorize it and retype it in another messaging app.
Sendth.at now skims through the text that is transferred. If a link is found, it will ask you if you’d like to open it. This prevents the need for the extra step of copying and pasting the link from the text to your browser of choice.
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Future Updates
These are the next items I will be working on, please share your suggested features as a reply!
Allow users to share the codes and instructions to access via text or email.
Add a more robust solution for managing codes. Note sure what I will decide on, but some thoughts are deleting items after x number of hours and checking if a code already exist before using that code.
Again, please let me know if you have any feature suggestions!
Then they go to a separate ‘Display Response’ page.
When this screen starts, I check to see if the text that was returned contains http. If it does, then I strip the link out of the response using some text blocks and prompt the user if they would like to open it.
This app is not working on my PC; Whenever, I click on ‘Send’, it shows the text input in which the code is to be displayed, but instead, there are just a few hashes there.
SendTh.at Release 2
