odrive

It provides a unified view of files stored across multiple cloud services, presenting them as a single virtual drive on the desktop. The software automatically synchronizes changes in both directions, so edits made locally are reflected in the cloud and vice‑versa, without requiring manual uploads or downloads. Files appear as placeholders that download on demand, and users can pin folders for offline access, freeing up local disk space when they are not needed.

The tool is aimed at professionals who need to keep documents from services such as Procore, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Autodesk in sync, particularly in construction and other project‑based environments. By handling version control transparently, it eliminates confusion over which file is current and reduces the risk of conflicts. Permissions from the source services are respected, and all data is encrypted in transit; the provider does not retain copies of the files.

It runs on macOS and is positioned as a stable, enterprise‑grade solution with SOC 2 certification. The product offers a free consumer tier that is being phased out, and it is marketed to large organizations that require reliable, always‑available access to the latest versions of their cloud‑hosted documents.