
Glass
All your clouds, in Finder. A native Mac app that shows every cloud account you use as its own location in Finder.
What Glass does
Glass connects the cloud storage accounts you already have, such as Google Drive and Dropbox, and shows each one in Finder next to your other locations. Files take no space on your Mac until you open them, and every app on your Mac can use them like local files.
- Connect any number of Google Drive and Dropbox accounts, including shared drives and team spaces.
- Browse, preview and open your files from Finder or from Glass's own browser window.
- Search across all connected accounts from one place, using an index kept on your Mac.
How it handles your data
Glass has no account and no server. It talks directly from your Mac to Google and Dropbox, using the access you grant when you connect an account. Your files and sign-in tokens stay on your Mac. Details are in the privacy policy.
Works with Google Drive™
Glass uses the Google Drive API to list and download the files in the Google accounts you connect. You can disconnect an account in Glass at any time, or remove Glass's access in your Google account settings.