A to Z Drive

Mount any cloud as a real Windows drive letter

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Mount any cloud as a real Windows drive letter

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A to Z Drive turns Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, SFTP, and 70+ cloud providers into real Windows drive letters — F:, G:, Z: or any letter you choose. No more browser tabs or sync folders. Your cloud files appear in Explorer, Save dialogs, and every Windows app — just like a local drive. ✦ 70+ providers powered by rclone ✦ Remote file browsing via secure tunnel ✦ Per-drive encryption ✦ Bandwidth throttling ✦ Auto-mount on startup ✦ MIT licensed — free forever

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Hey Product Hunter's! I built A to Z Drive because I was frustrated constantly switching between browser tabs and download folders just to access my cloud files. I wanted my Google Drive to just be a drive — like a USB stick that lives in the cloud. Under the hood it's powered by rclone (battle-tested, open source), wrapped in a clean Windows desktop app. You pick a drive letter, click Mount, and it appears in Explorer instantly. Every app on your PC — Photoshop, Word, VS Code — sees it as a real drive. A few things I'm especially proud of: 🔐 Encryption — encrypt any drive with a password before it ever hits the cloud 🌐 Remote browser — access your mounted files from any browser via a secure tunnel 📡 70+ providers — if rclone supports it, so do we It's completely free, MIT licensed, and credentials never leave your machine. Would love your feedback — especially on which cloud providers you'd most want to see highlighted. Thanks for hunting us! 🚀

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I built a free Windows app that mounts Google Drive, S3, SFTP and 70+ clouds as real drive letters

Hey all sysadmin/dev here. I got tired of the download-edit-reupload loop and built something to fix it.

A to Z Drive mounts any cloud storage provider as a native Windows drive letter (F:, G:, whatever you pick). It shows up in Explorer, File Open dialogs, every Windows app just like a USB drive, but the files live in the cloud.

Under the hood it uses rclone + WinFSP, so it supports 70+ providers out of the box: Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, Backblaze B2, SFTP, MEGA, Wasabi, and more.

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