WeTransfer's iOS application provides a streamlined solution for transferring large files that exceed typical email or messaging limitations. The app maintains the company's web-based service's core functionality while optimizing it for mobile workflows, positioning itself as an essential tool for professionals requiring reliable file sharing capabilities on iOS devices. The application supports transfers up to 200GB, preserving original file formats including EXIF metadata from camera files. Users can monitor download statuses, forward transfers, and manage files directly from their mobile device. The app synchronizes with web transfers, allowing access to previously sent files and links. This cross-platform functionality ensures continuity between desktop and mobile workflows, particularly valuable for users who initiate transfers on computers but need mobile management capabilities. User interface design emphasizes simplicity with intuitive file selection and transfer initiation processes. The clean, minimalistic layout reduces cognitive load while maintaining full functionality. Real-world usage patterns show particular adoption among creative professionals who frequently need to send high-resolution media files while away from their primary workstations. The app's reliability in maintaining file integrity during transfers addresses a critical need for professionals working with large media files. User feedback consistently highlights reliability and ease of use for specific professional scenarios. Ferny Fresh (June 24, 2025) noted the app 'makes it very easy to send out large auditioning videos that wouldn't go out with regular texts or email,' while mrsmad28 (June 28, 2025) described it as 'perfect for sharing auditions when you have to send multiple files of pictures and video.' LEN Ermine (June 28, 2025) praised the convenience for time-sensitive submissions, calling it 'great when you need to submit videos in a New York minute.' The application demonstrates notable strengths in handling large file transfers while maintaining metadata integrity, though it faces competition from cloud storage integrations and platform-specific sharing solutions. The service's value proposition remains strongest for users requiring occasional large transfers rather than continuous file synchronization. Ideal use cases include media professionals sharing high-resolution content, creative collaborators exchanging project files, and individuals needing to bypass email attachment limitations while maintaining file quality.