I have run a Backblaze B2 account for years. Its console lists only the first ten application keys and tells you to use the command line for the rest. That is what started Bucketree. It is a native Mac app for B2. Every key is listed, and you can create one, limit it to a bucket and revoke it without opening a browser. The secret is shown once. The rest grew from running the account day to day. Search across every bucket at once and act on the results. Copy and move files between buckets inside B2, versions included, with a count before anything is written. Delete a bucket that still has files in it, in one operation. Hide and Delete are separate buttons, because only Delete stops the bill. A Storage view shows what you are paying to store that no listing shows. Lifecycle rules are described as what they will actually do to your files. Object Lock, legal hold, CORS rules and share links are all there, and checksums are on by default. What it does not do: other storage providers, the App Store, Windows, Linux or Intel Macs. It needs macOS 26 or later on Apple silicon. Thirty-day trial, no card. USD 25 a year for three Macs, or USD 99 once. What do you use to manage B2 today, and where does it stop you?

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Run your Backblaze account, don't just browse it

Run your Backblaze account, don't just browse it