Unified storage
Every cloud account in one library. Browse photos, videos and documents without switching apps.
Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, your NAS — CloudBox brings every account into one library on your iPhone. See what you have, clean up what you don't need, and upload to whichever cloud still has room.
Free tier at launch · No file content stored on our servers
What CloudBox does
Built for people whose photos and files are scattered across three or four accounts.
Every cloud account in one library. Browse photos, videos and documents without switching apps.
CloudBox picks the account with the most free space, so uploads never fail because one drive is full.
Find duplicate files and oversized videos across every account, then reclaim the space in a few taps.
Official OAuth sign-in for every provider. Your files move between your device and your own accounts.
Sync status and storage totals at a glance, wherever you are — on Wi-Fi or on the go.
How it works
CloudBox adds up every connected account and shows you the total — plus exactly which drive is nearly full and which one still has room.
The same photo backed up to three different accounts is three times the storage. CloudBox groups duplicates together, keeps the best copy, and shows you exactly how much you'd get back.
Privacy
CloudBox is a client for the cloud accounts you already own. It is not a storage service.
Transfers happen directly between your device and your cloud accounts.
You sign in on the provider's own screen. We never see or store your password.
Disconnect inside CloudBox, or revoke from your provider's security settings.
Nothing is removed without you reviewing it first. No silent cleanup.
Read the full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
We're putting the finishing touches on the first release. Leave your email and we'll let you know the day it lands on the App Store.
One email at launch. No newsletters, no sharing your address.
FAQ
CloudBox is an iOS app that connects all your cloud storage accounts — Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and network drives — into a single, unified library. You can browse every file in one place, see how much space each account has left, find duplicates, and upload new files to whichever cloud has the most room.
No. CloudBox connects directly from your device to each cloud provider using their official APIs. Your files are transferred between your device and your own cloud accounts. CloudBox does not upload, copy, or store your file contents on any CloudBox server.
CloudBox uses Google's official OAuth 2.0 sign-in. You grant access on Google's own consent screen, and the access token is stored securely in the iOS Keychain on your device. You can revoke CloudBox's access at any time from your Google Account security settings at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
At launch CloudBox supports Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox, plus network storage (NAS) over standard protocols. More providers are planned based on what people ask for.
CloudBox will launch with a free tier that lets you connect cloud accounts and browse your unified library. Advanced features such as bulk duplicate cleaning and smart upload rules will be available in a paid upgrade. Final pricing will be published before launch.
We're in the final stages of development and App Store review preparation. Join the waitlist above and you'll get a single email the day it's available.