No account or login
Install and open NBOK. You do not need to register, create an account or provide a phone number.
NBOK lets you send messages and files between phones and computers connected to the same local network. No registration, account, login or phone number required.

Communicate directly across devices on your local network, without creating an online messaging account.
Install and open NBOK. You do not need to register, create an account or provide a phone number.
NBOK can discover supported devices on the same local network, so you can start communicating without manually entering device addresses.
Send text and files between supported phones and computers. On desktop, drag and drop makes file sharing straightforward.
NBOK supports the major desktop and mobile platforms, making it easy to move messages and files between your devices.
Windows
macOS
Linux
Android
iPhone & iPadGetting started takes just a few simple steps.
Download NBOK for your phone or computer and install the app.
Connect your phone and computer to the same Wi-Fi network or local area network.
Open NBOK on your devices. Discovered devices can then exchange messages and files.

Install NBOK on your phone or computer and connect your devices to the same local network.
Get NBOK from Google Play.
Get NBOK from the App Store.
Download the desktop installer.
Download the Mac installer.
Install NBOK through Snapcraft.
For device discovery, your network must allow local device communication. Some routers, guest Wi-Fi networks or firewall settings may block local discovery.
No. NBOK does not require registration, an account, a login or a phone number to get started.
Devices should be connected to the same local network. They do not necessarily need the same Wi-Fi access point if the network allows devices to communicate with one another.
Yes. NBOK supports sending files between supported devices on the same local network. Desktop versions also support dragging and dropping files.
Device discovery uses IGMP multicast. Check that both devices are on the same local network and that your router, guest-network isolation and firewall settings allow local multicast and device-to-device communication. You may need to allow NBOK through your firewall.
NBOK is designed for communication on a local area network, not as an internet-based messaging service. Devices need a network path that allows them to communicate locally.
Open Windows Settings, go to Apps or Apps & features, select NBOK, and choose Uninstall.