Flow
Real-time synchronization with Google Drive
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Flow - Real-time synchronization with Google Drive

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Flow is an advanced Bash shell daemon that automates the real-time synchronization of local directories with Google Drive. It eliminates the need for manual backups by silently watching your filesystem for changes and pushing them to the cloud the moment they happen, keeping your data safe without interrupting your workflow. Table

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Flow bridges the gap between your local filesystem and Google Drive by running invisibly in the background as a Unix daemon. Unlike scheduled backup tools, Flow reacts to filesystem events as they occur, ensuring your cloud storage is always up to date with minimal latency. Features: - Real-time sync - Daemon management - External configuration - Pre-flight validation - Detailed logging - Modular codebase

Would be great if Flow could support filtering with ignore patterns like a .flowignore file, so things like node_modules or build outputs don't get synced. Would save a lot of bandwidth and clutter on Drive.