Launched All Cloud Hub - and the problem turned out to be bigger than storage
Launched All Cloud Hub after running into a problem that felt surprisingly basic:
The files were already stored. Finding and moving them was the hard part.
A typical setup can look like:
Google Drive for work.
OneDrive for another account.
Dropbox for clients.
Google Photos or iCloud Photos for personal photos.
The storage itself isn't necessarily the problem.
It's opening several tabs, remembering which account contains what, downloading a file just to upload it somewhere else, or realizing that an important folder lives in a completely different cloud.
So we built All Cloud Hub around the idea of managing the clouds people already use instead of asking them to move everything into another storage service.
Right now you can:
Search across connected cloud accounts at once
Transfer files directly from one cloud to another without downloading them first
Create virtual folders that group files from different clouds without moving the originals
Run background backups between supported cloud drives
Sync supported folders across clouds
Manage multiple cloud accounts from one dashboard
It currently supports Google Drive, Google Photos, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, pCloud, iCloud Photos, MEGA, iCloud Drive, Google Shared Drive, and Backblaze B2.
One decision we made early was that your files shouldn't have to pass through us just because you're using the dashboard.
Files stay in your own cloud accounts, and transfers happen directly between providers rather than routing the files through All Cloud Hub's servers. Connections use OAuth 2.0, so we don't store your cloud passwords.
We're still early, so the launch is also an opportunity to learn.
I'd particularly like to hear from people who use 2–5 different cloud accounts:
What's the most annoying thing you currently have to do because your files are spread across different clouds?
If you'd like to see what we've built:
