Description
Moving files from Google Drive to Dropbox on a Mac usually means downloading to disk, uploading again, and bouncing between Finder and two web pages. FileFluss puts local disks and cloud accounts into one dual-pane window: source on one side, destination on the other, drag across.
No pile of sync clients required. Add a cloud account in the window and it shows up in the sidebar like any folder, ready to browse, copy and move. Dual-pane drag and drop keeps cloud-to-cloud transfers off your desktop.
Dual-pane file management: Open any two locations side by side, mix local, external and cloud, and drag to copy or move.
Multiple cloud accounts: Add Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and more from inside the app and sign in once.
Cloud-to-cloud transfers: Send files from one drive straight to another without staging them on local disk.
Native Mac app: Uses the native Mac interface and shortcuts, so big folders open as quickly as in Finder.
No pile of sync clients required. Add a cloud account in the window and it shows up in the sidebar like any folder, ready to browse, copy and move. Dual-pane drag and drop keeps cloud-to-cloud transfers off your desktop.
Features
Dual-pane file management: Open any two locations side by side, mix local, external and cloud, and drag to copy or move.
Multiple cloud accounts: Add Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and more from inside the app and sign in once.
Cloud-to-cloud transfers: Send files from one drive straight to another without staging them on local disk.
Native Mac app: Uses the native Mac interface and shortcuts, so big folders open as quickly as in Finder.
