Quick Share on Android is the equivalent of AirDrop, enabling files to be easily transferred between Android devices, Chromebooks, and Windows – and there are signs that Google is planning to add support for iPhones, iPads, and Macs.

Google's unified Quick Share app might make its way to iOS and macOS. While not explicitly stated, a comment found in Google's Nearby repository regarding a bug fix mentioned how it will benefit Quick Share users on iOS and macOS.

Google may be working on expanding Android’s sharing capability to iPhone and Mac with a new version of the Quick Share tool. The upcoming Quick Share tool may support file transfers between an Android phone and an iPhone or a Mac – something that has been available through workarounds without native support from Google or Apple .

Google could be bringing its Quick Share tool to iOS and macOS. The convenient and fast file-sharing tool may need to play nicely with Apple’s restrictive policies. Formerly known as Nearby Share, Quick Share arrived in 2020.