One home for every file
Google Drive, shared files and shared drives sit beside iCloud Drive, Desktop, Downloads and Documents. Home and Recents show your latest work from all of them.
MSRX Drive brings Google Drive, iCloud Drive, your Desktop, Downloads and Documents together in one fast, private file manager. Browse, preview, search and move files across all of them without switching apps.
Free. No account with us, no ads, no tracking. Requires macOS 14 or later.
Every source in one sidebar, with the polish of a native app.
Google Drive, shared files and shared drives sit beside iCloud Drive, Desktop, Downloads and Documents. Home and Recents show your latest work from all of them.
Thumbnails for photos, PDFs and documents, and full Quick Look with the space bar. Google Docs, Sheets and Slides open as previews too.
One search box looks through Google Drive and the folders on your computer together, and shows results as they arrive.
Drop files in to upload them. Big files stream from disk, transfers can be cancelled or retried, and Google Docs download as Word, Excel or PowerPoint files.
Rename, duplicate, copy, move, star-aware Favorites, Trash with restore, multi-select, drag and drop, and an Info panel with size, dates and location.
Connect several Google accounts and switch between them from the sidebar. Recents, Favorites and Shared cover all of them.
Native shortcuts, so your hands never leave the keys.
Yes. There is no paid tier, no subscription and no advertising.
No. MSRX has no server for this app. Files move directly between your computer and Google Drive, and previews of Drive files are kept in your computer's temporary folder for at most 24 hours.
MSRX Drive is a file manager: to browse, rename, move and delete the files you already have, it needs the same Drive access a file manager on any platform needs. The app only acts on files when you ask it to.
Yes. Choose "Browse Local Files Only" and use it for iCloud Drive, Desktop, Downloads and Documents. You can add Google Drive later.
Right-click your account in the sidebar and choose Sign Out, or use Settings, Accounts. You can also remove it from Google's side at myaccount.google.com/permissions.