A PERSONAL TOOL FOR A MORE ORDERLY DRIVE

Know what you have.
Make room for what matters.

Understand storage across your Google accounts, explore your files in one local interface, and decide what to keep, organize, or archive.

Read-only accessLocal inventoryYour decisions

01 / DISCOVER

A clearer picture of your storage

Review reported usage and limits, large files, trash usage, file types, and possible duplicate copies across accounts you connect.

02 / REVIEW

Everything ready for your judgment

Search and filter the available file inventory. Mark items to keep, download or archive later, or review as unnecessary. Export those decisions to continue your planning.

03 / PLAN

Organize around your needs

Use the review to plan backups, cleanup, and storage distribution. The current version records decisions; it does not delete, move, upload, or download your Drive files.

HOW ACCESS WORKS

You connect each account separately.

The installed desktop tool opens Google's sign-in and consent screen in your browser. It requests only the drive.metadata.readonly permission to read file metadata and storage information.

File names, sizes, dates, ownership and sharing indicators, folder relationships, and available checksums support the inventory. File contents are not downloaded. Work or college accounts remain subject to their organization's access policies.

This public site explains the application. Google account connection and the inventory interface run on the operator's computer; this website does not accept Google sign-ins or display private inventories.

PRIVACY AT A GLANCE

Your inventory stays local by default.

Account credentials and reports are saved locally with operating-system file permissions. They are not uploaded to this public website. If you choose to review a report with an AI assistant or another person, that sharing is a separate action you control.

See the privacy policy for the data accessed, its uses, storage, optional sharing, and instructions for revoking access.