TTrans saturates the link you already pay for and delivers huge files across town or across continents — encrypted end to end and running entirely on your own infrastructure. No third-party cloud in the middle.
Built for the files that break ordinary transfer tools — the multi-gigabyte kind, on schedules that don't wait.
TTrans fills the pipe instead of trickling through it, and sends and receives at the same time. We add no speed caps and no per-seat throttling — the only ceiling is the bandwidth you already own, and it uses all of it.
Traffic is encrypted end to end and flows straight between your own machines. Nothing is copied to an outside service, nothing is stored by anyone but you.
Interruptions pick up where they left off, and every file is verified on the far side. What lands is what you sent.
Fan a single drop-folder out to every partner site at once — everyone gets their copy, tracked to the last recipient.
A clean dashboard shows what's moving, how fast, and what's queued — for operators, in real time, on any screen.
Cap the rate during the day, open it up at night. TTrans shares the line politely with everything else you run.
Runs as a hands-off Windows service, with an Android app for sending from the field on the same secure channel.
A built-in speed test measures the real link, then tells you how long a given transfer will actually take.
No operators babysitting a transfer window — TTrans watches, moves, and confirms on its own.
Point TTrans at a watched folder on each site and name the partners it trusts. That's the setup.
New files travel straight to your peers over one encrypted channel, at the full speed the link allows.
Files land verified and complete, filed where your team expects them — no manual checking, no re-sends.
Tagent bolts onto TTrans and turns “a file arrived” into a pipeline. Set simple rules once; every incoming file is handled the same way, every time, with nobody watching the folder.
Sort arrivals to the right places by type and origin, and hand copies onward to the systems that need them.
Convert or repackage incoming media as it lands — even offloading that work to a dedicated machine.
Push results out to your storage and partner endpoints, with retries and a dead-letter trail when something's off.
Tell us about your sites and the media you shift, and we'll set up a demo on a link that looks like yours.