Hey,
I'm building Cloud Combo, a multi cloud storage manager.
For now, users can o-auth up to 5 Google Drive or Dropbox accounts, see what's inside them, and transfer files between them without leaving the app.
The vision is to support as much cloud providers as possible, and be able to support all their individual actions within a single app: move, copy, cut, delete, rename, share, etc.
Try the app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cloud-combo/id1671984457
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cloudcomboapp
Join the community for questions/suggestions: https://chat.whatsapp.com/FXobl3HyZgUEqyUeIAdDf6
I'm thinking of launching a lifetime deal in order to gather some money that I can spend on gathering a small team - I need at least 1 other developer coding alongside me. What are your thoughts on that?
What other suggestions would you have?
I'm confused as to why many cloud drives, instead of one large one? What is the benefit?
There are a lot of people that use more than one. I, personally, use 4. I know this is not a detailed answer, though. Even I don't know or remember why I went with different ones.
To add to this answer, there is only one other person/company doing this. Their website has 400K organic monthly visitors.
Looks hopeful, do you or anyone have access to my files? If not, what proof is there?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: No, because we do not serve as a storage service. We only serve as a channel of communication between you and your drive companies. When you accept the o-auth linking between Google Drive (example, but this could be any of your cloud providers), they give us a set of tokens that we then use to authenticate you and deliver you your files whenever you use the app. So, we don't have access to your files.