CloudFolder

Data storage these days in the Cloud has turned mainstream and the frequency with which such services are being used is impressive to say the least. However, picture yourself having several accounts, on multiple Cloud storage services simultaneously. It’s hard to manage them all, let alone take care of concurrent uploads and downloads.

This is where CloudFolder can provide a helping hand. Designed in order to integrate multiple Cloud storage platforms with the local drive, it will allow you to mount specific directories as local folders, therefore offering Cloud access just as with locally stored data.

Having installed the app, and initialized it, I was happy to see that it features a very good selection of Cloud storage providers, which surely will allow most users to be able to find theirs within the list.

This adds a lot of versatility to the app and at the same time flexibility, since not only will you have access to a list of multiple providers, but you will also be able to add mount folders for several platforms at the same time.

I was expecting quite a difficult setup when I linked my first Cloud provider to the app, but I was surprised to see that things were pretty straightforward and all that I needed to do was to sign in and grant the corresponding permissions for the app. That’s it, nothing more.

Having mounted the preferred Cloud directory locally, you will then be able to add and remove data as you see fit, and the synchronization on the remote server will be performed automatically, and vice-versa.

Give CloudFolder a try, if you need a way of mounting remote Cloud storage directories as local folders and have them used for data uploading and downloading. This app features a simple configuration and an even simpler modus operandi, ensuring compatibility with a multitude of Cloud storage providers.