Why uploads from India feel slow
Most services put their servers in North America or Europe. A packet from Pune to Los Angeles takes a quarter of a second to get there and back, and TCP, the protocol under ordinary uploads, needs a round trip to notice each lost packet and then halves its speed. On a long, slightly lossy route that means a 1 Gbps office line delivers a small fraction of its capacity, and a 2 TB delivery takes days.
Boita moves data with an accelerated transfer engine over UDP with its own rate control. The transfer climbs to your line rate once and holds it whatever the distance. Big jobs run as several parallel sessions, sized to your plan, so a single delivery can use your whole connection. Try the speed calculator on the home page with your own numbers; it states the model it uses.
Resume, verify, prove
In the desktop app, a dropped link, a closed laptop or a restart picks up where it stopped by itself; completed files are never re-sent. From a browser or the phone app, an interrupted transfer starts again, so send large jobs from the desktop app. The server records a checksum for every file at transfer time and shows it in the file details. The sender dashboard shows who opened and downloaded what, and the delivery receipt, with the checksum verified on every completed download, exports as a PDF on Scale and above.
Links your client can open, and portals they can upload to
A share link has an expiry, an optional password and a download limit; recipients open a page and download without an account, in the browser with nothing to install or at full speed through the free Boita app. An upload portal is the reverse: a link a client abroad uses to send you plates or camera originals, landing in its own inbox folder in your workspace with an email to both sides.
Built and billed in India
Boita is built and operated by a small team in Pune. Plans are flat monthly amounts in INR with GST invoices and a GSTIN field, with no per-GB transfer fees and no charge for downloads or re-downloads. Support is in your time zone, and files, the transfer server and the database run in Google Cloud, Mumbai; the Trust page lists every location and sub-processor. Visitors outside India see the same plans in their own currency.
- UDP-based acceleration that holds line rate over distance
- Parallel sessions per plan; automatic resume in the desktop app
- Checksums on arrival; receipts as PDF on Scale and above
- Share links and upload portals with no accounts for the other side
- Flat INR plans, GST invoices, no per-GB fees
