This Bada app, which is still under development, enables file sharing between non-iOS phones. Whether you are using an international Samsung model or a China version Samsung model, it can share files with OPPO, vivo, Xiaomi, Honor, and even Huawei HarmonyOS devices. In essence, Bada temporarily gives Android and... HarmonyOS devices that do not have native Quick Share support a Quick Share-like file sharing capability. I tested it myself. After installing Bada on the Huawei Pura 90 Pro Max through ZhuoyiTong, it was able to transfer files with a Samsung phone successfully. The demo below shows file sharing between the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and the Huawei Pura 90 Pro Max. The process is very convenient. Just select photos or videos in the gallery, choose Bada the same way you would use Samsung sharing, then tap confirm on the Huawei phone to receive the files. Of course, you can also easily share files with OPPO, vivo, Xiaomi, Honor, and other Android phones as well.show more

You should try LocalSend, open source app, which you can use to share files and texts between Android, iOS, MacOS, Windows and Linux devices. You just need to have all devices connected on same wifi

For everyone saying blip does the same. Its not completely the same because blip cant see nearby devices.. you have to put someones account in blip to send to his devices. Wich is pretty simple but not as simple as his device just popping up just by being nearby

The Xender app has been doing this for years; everyone in my country uses it. You can also send files between iOS and Android.

standard samsung quick share sucks with huawei anyway, if this actually works it's a lifesaver

we have to use this since Samsung decided not add qiuck share to apple on S23 ultra 8.5 one UI !!

Finally, a bridge for the Android-HarmonyOS gap! Does this use the Mutual Transmission Alliance (MTA) protocol or is it completely standalone?

Apple’s 'walled garden' just got a little shorter. Who needs AirDrop when you have the entire Android & HarmonyOS ecosystem talking to each other?

Blip.

iOS users: 'We have AirDrop.' Android users: 'We have everything else... and now we have this too.' 😂

basically like Localsend or Blip

Bada means to receive it instead of sea in Korean. Interesting word and context play. Used to be around back in 2012.

Blip is doing file 📂 sharing between android and ios

Soooo xender remake?

Would love to see a speed test between this and LocalSend. If it’s integrated directly into the share sheet like you showed, it wins on convenience

O modo Wi-Fi Direct cobre o caminho de compartilhamento rápido fora da LAN: ambos os dispositivos não precisam estar conectados à mesma rede Wi-Fi, pois usam redes próximas discovery/bootstrap e depois transferir por um link Wi-Fi diret Diferecial do localSend

Do they have to be on the same network?

Localsend looks more clean

I used to use a Samsung Wave phone. It reminds me of Samsung's Bada OS before the android era.

Same Wifi connection required??

Interesting that it’s called 'Bada'—a callback to Samsung's old OS. If this works as fast as native Quick Share, it's a total game-changer for cross-brand users

Everyone does not seem to understand. This is literally enabling Quickshare at software level. I love localsend but this is true breakthrough.