Paste the URL below — scan the QR with your phone's camera — the link is on the phone, ready to open.
Type the code on the other device, or scan the QR:
The text is deleted the moment this link is opened.
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Paste the URL into the box above — pasting throws it right away. Point your phone's camera at the QR that appears: the phone opens the throw, and the link is there to tap or copy. No typing at all on the phone — the camera does the reading, on iPhone and Android alike.
The usual way to send a URL from a PC to a phone is to email it to yourself or drop it into a chat with yourself — which means logging into your mail or messenger on whatever machine you're at, and leaving the link sitting in that history forever. Here there's no account on either end, and the throw erases itself after one read or 10 minutes, whichever comes first.
The two-word code works too: open throw.dog in the phone's browser and type the words. Same throw, same result — and it goes in the other direction just as well, phone to PC.