All your Google Drives.
One smart pool.

tantua-odrive doesn't store your files — it connects and manages them. Upload once: files are routed across your own Drive accounts by free space and the limits you set. Identical files? Never uploaded twice.

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How it works

  1. Connect your Google Drive accounts — they stay yours, untouched.
  2. Set limits — cap any drive at e.g. 14.5 GB, or switch it inactive for uploads entirely.
  3. Upload once — odrive hashes the file in your browser, skips drives that would exceed their limit, and sends it straight to the best qualifying Drive.

Your files live in your Google Drive — odrive adds routing and dedup intelligence on top. Google's own storage, Google's own reliability.

What you get

Deduplicated by SHA-256

Upload a file that already exists anywhere in your pool — the name appears, 0 bytes are uploaded. Free space stays free.

Per-drive routing control

Capacity limits per drive, active/inactive toggles, most-free-space-first routing. You decide where files land.

Browser-direct transfers

Bytes go from your browser to Google Drive directly. The odrive server never touches your files — it only coordinates.

Multi-account pooling

15 GB free across five accounts? That's a 75 GB pool — managed, routed, and deduplicated like one drive.

Honest scope

odrive is a connector and manager, not a vault. If you delete a file in odrive, it's deleted from your Google Drive. If Google suspends an account, that account's files go with it. Keep anything irreplaceable backed up elsewhere — odrive maximizes the space you already own, it doesn't add safety copies.