▶ The working ESP32 prototype, live: files stored on the drive → beamed to an iPhone and a Pixel at once. No cable, no cloud.

Flash drive · WiFi · Cross-platform

The flash drive
that AirDrops.

Your files live on it — then beam any of them to any phone or laptop over WiFi. iPhone, Android, Mac, PC. No cable, no cloud, no accounts.

Working prototype · Pre-launch

The ESP32 prototype works today. Join the launch list — early backers get Early-Bird pricing the day the Kickstarter goes live.

Pre-launch page for a device in active development. A working ESP32 prototype exists; product photos here are concept renders until we swap in real footage. Funding runs through Kickstarter.

The 30-second pitch

A USB stick is the simplest way to carry files — until you try to plug it in.

iPhone has no USB port. Android is USB-C. Your laptop's a different shape, and half the time you don't have the cable anyway. Aura Drive is a flash drive that skips the plug entirely: your files live on the stick, and you beam any of them to any device over WiFi — iPhone, Android, Mac, PC. Carry your files in your pocket like always; AirDrop them to anyone, on any platform, with no cable and nothing touching a server.

How it works

Load it. Beam it. Done.

01

Load it up

Drag files onto Aura Drive like any flash drive over USB-C — photos, stems, video, docs. It's your pocket storage.

02

Beam, don't plug

Open the app on any phone or laptop, pick a file off the drive, and it airdrops over WiFi. No port, no adapter, no cable.

03

Any device, all at once

iPhone, Android, Mac, PC pull from the same drive — even a whole room at once. The aura ring shows it sending.

Aura Drive beaming its files to iPhone, Android, Mac and PC
Why a device, not an app

It's a flash drive that doesn't care what port you have.

 Aura DriveAirDropA USB stick
Carry your files with youYesNoYes
Works iPhone + Android + PCYesApple onlyPort hell
No cable / no matching portYesYesNeeds a port
Send to many devices at onceYes1:1 onlyNo
Files leave your networkNeverNeverNever
No cloud, no accountYesYesYes

Aura Drive is the only column that's "yes" all the way down — a USB stick you never have to plug in.

What's inside

Storage in your pocket. Sharing without the plug.

💾

Real storage on board

It's a flash drive first — your files live on the stick. Load it over USB-C and carry it anywhere.

📡

Beam, don't plug

Send any file off the drive over WiFi. No USB port to find, no Lightning-vs-USB-C, no adapter, no cable.

🌐

Every platform

iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux all pull from the same drive. If it has the app or a browser, it works.

👥

Many at once

Beam one file to a whole room of devices at the same time — not the 1:1 of AirDrop.

🚫

No cloud, no accounts

Local WiFi only. Nothing uploaded, no link to expire, no "make an account to download."

💍

Aura status ring

A 360° light ring: teal = ready, purple = beaming, gold = delivered. You can feel a transfer land.

A DJ and crew beaming track files off an Aura Drive
Made for crews

Carry your set on it. Beam it to the booth.

A DJ keeps the night's tracks on the drive and beams the next one straight to the booth — no cable, no "what port does this have." A producer drops stems to the whole session at once. A photographer offloads a shoot to three phones before anyone leaves. Aura Drive started inside WavDrop — where crews already share music — because the slowest part of every collab was getting the actual files from one person's stick to the next person's phone.

Planned rewards

Reward tiers — preview · final pricing & capacity at launch

$15
Supporter
  • Sticker + wallpaper pack
  • Name in the digital credits
  • Backer-only WavDrop badge
  • Build-update feed access
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Early bird · limited 500
$59
Aura Drive 64GB — Early Bird
  • 1× Aura Drive, 64GB (Aurora)
  • 3 months WavDrop Pro
  • Free shipping (US)
  • Early-batch delivery
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$89
Aura Drive 128GB
  • 1× Aura Drive, 128GB (Aurora)
  • 1 month WavDrop Pro
  • App pairing
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Limited 150
$219
Crew Pack
  • 3× Aura Drive 128GB, laser-engraved #
  • Lifetime WavDrop Pro
  • Crew Discord + roadmap votes
  • Early-batch delivery
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$699
Studio / Label Pack
  • 10× Aura Drive 128GB for your crew
  • 10× lifetime WavDrop Pro
  • Co-marketing drop with WavDrop
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$1,500
Aura Dock (collab)
  • Everything in Studio Pack
  • 1× prototype Aura Dock base
  • Design credit on the dock
  • Studio visit / call with the team
Limited 10 · unlocked at a later stretch
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Stretch goals

What more funding unlocks.

Goal 1Bigger capacity — 256GB & 512GB editions for the people carrying whole libraries.planned
Goal 2Colorways — Midnight, Sunset & Chrome finishes for every backer to choose.planned
Goal 3End-to-end encryption — locked beams only the intended device can open.planned
Goal 4Aura Dock — a charging base that turns your desk into an always-on drive everyone can pull from.planned
Built by WavDrop

We didn't start with hardware. We started with a USB stick that wouldn't plug in.

WavDrop began as a place for DJs and producers to share tracks. The same moment kept killing sessions: someone had the files on a stick, and it wouldn't go into the next person's phone — wrong port, no adapter, no cable. AirDrop only covered the Apple half of the room. The cloud meant uploading a gig and waiting.

So we built a flash drive that beams instead of plugs. The ESP32 prototype works today — files load onto it, it joins WiFi, and the app pulls them onto any device. Backing this campaign funds the path from that working prototype to a manufacturable product: the storage, the enclosure, the production board, and the polish that makes it one tap.

Aura Drive flash drive prototype in hand
Aura ring close-up
Honest part

Risks & challenges

It's a prototype, not a finished product. The ESP32 build works — files load onto it, it joins WiFi, and the app pulls them onto a phone — but it isn't the final hardware. Backing funds the path from working prototype to a manufacturable flash drive: onboard storage, enclosure, production board, firmware polish. We'll post monthly build updates with real photos, good news and bad.

Hardware timelines slip. Tooling, sourcing storage + a production board, and a global supply chain move dates. We'll only commit to milestones we can photograph progress toward — and we'll show the prototype on camera before launch so you see exactly what exists today.

Cross-platform is the hard part. Making one tap pull a file onto an iPhone, an Android, and a desktop identically is real engineering. The prototype proves the core beam; funding hardens it across every platform.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

So it's an actual flash drive?

Yes — your files live on it (target capacities 64GB and up). Load it over USB-C like any drive. The difference is you never have to plug it into the device you're sharing to — it beams over WiFi.

Do I plug it into my phone?

No — that's the whole point. No USB port to find, no Lightning-vs-USB-C, no adapter. You pick a file on the drive and it airdrops to your phone over WiFi.

Does it really work iPhone ↔ Android?

Yes. Any device with the WavDrop app (or a browser) can pull files off the drive — iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux. No AirDrop-style platform lock-in.

Do my files go to the cloud?

No. Files stay on the drive and beam device-to-device over your own WiFi. Nothing is uploaded, so there's no link to expire and nobody else can see them.

Is there a working unit, or just renders?

There's a working ESP32 prototype today — files load onto it, it joins WiFi, and the app pulls them onto a phone. The product photos here are concept renders; we'll swap in real footage before the Kickstarter launches.

When does it ship?

Timelines firm up at launch. We'll only commit to dates we can show progress toward — prototype → manufacturable hardware is exactly what funding covers.

Be first

Join the Aura Drive launch list

Drop your email — we'll tell you the moment the Kickstarter goes live. Launch-day backers get Early-Bird pricing.

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