Every transfer,
under your control.

DriveDock gives macOS users a clear, durable way to move files and folders through Google Drive without setting up a sync folder.

  • macOS 14+
  • MIT licensed
  • No telemetry
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Design Team / Launch Assets
campaign-video.mov1.8 GB of 2.4 GB74%
brand-assets.zip186 MB of 312 MB60%
project-archivePreparing 142 filesNext
Start Anywhere

Move files into the queue from the places you already work.

Start with a single file, a nested folder, or a larger batch. DriveDock prepares the work, shows the plan, and lets you confirm the account, destination, and duplicate policy before transfer.

Main Window

Drop files or folders directly into DriveDock.

Menu Bar

Start a transfer from the lightweight menu bar helper.

Finder & Dock

Send selections from Finder or drop them on the Dock icon.

Clipboard

Paste copied file and folder references into the queue.

Transfer Control

A transfer engine built for real connections.

Explore the controls that keep uploads, downloads, accounts, and records understandable.

Upload Engine

Fast when the network is ready. Patient when it is not.

Parallel transfers, resumable sessions, and adaptive concurrency keep batches moving without treating every connection the same.
  • 8 MB resumable chunks
  • Adaptive parallel transfers
  • Upload bandwidth limits
Upload Queue 3 active
campaign-video.mov1.8 GB of 2.4 GB
74%
brand-assets.zip186 MB of 312 MB
60%
project-archivePreparing 142 files
24%
Adaptive concurrencyBalanced
Reliable by Design

The queue stays useful when conditions change.

DriveDock adapts to rate limits, network changes, battery state, interruption, sleep, and restart without hiding what is happening.

Read Upload Answers

Parallel Uploads

Transfer multiple files together with adaptive concurrency.

Resumable Sessions

Continue eligible large uploads after interruption instead of restarting.

Network Recovery

Retry transient failures with exponential backoff and jitter.

Queue Control

Pause, resume, cancel, retry, reorder, and prioritize work.

Bandwidth Limits

Cap upload bandwidth when other work needs the connection.

Persistent State

Keep queue state through app restarts, sleep, and wake cycles.

Accounts & Destinations

Choose the right account, Drive, folder, and duplicate policy.

Connected accounts stay available for future batches. DriveDock keeps every queued item tied to the account and destination you selected.

  • Multiple accountsSwitch per batch without removing other accounts.
  • My Drive and Shared DrivesBrowse folders and create a destination where you have access.
  • 4 duplicate policiesKeep both, auto rename, skip, or replace.
Downloads & Records

Bring files down, then keep a clear record.

Use the Drive browser to select files for parallel download. Completed work stays in local history, with summaries and reports you can export when you need an audit trail.

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Parallel Downloads

Download multiple selected Drive files through a persistent queue.

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Transfer History

Review completed items, status, destinations, and completion summaries.

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Exportable Reports

Save CSV, JSON, or plain-text reports for your own records.

Native & Local-First

Designed to feel at home on your Mac.

DriveDock uses native macOS frameworks, stores credentials in Keychain, and sends file data directly to Google Drive APIs. There is no analytics or third-party crash reporting.

Native macOS Interface

Built in Swift and SwiftUI with light and dark appearance support.

Native Notifications

Receive macOS notifications when important transfer events occur.

Optional App Protection

Use Touch ID or Apple Watch approval when available.

Keychain Credentials

Keep OAuth access and refresh tokens in macOS Keychain.

Direct Transfers

File data moves between your Mac and Google Drive APIs, not through this website.

No Telemetry

No analytics SDK, advertising, usage tracking, or third-party crash reporter.

Ready for a more deliberate way to use Google Drive?

Download DriveDock for macOS, or read the FAQ before you install.