Hello Product Hunt! My name is David and I'm the solo developer of Skymir. A quick note on why this exists: I switched to Linux recently, and my entire professional life lives in Google Workspace. Docs, Sheets, Slides, the works. The first wall I hit: Google never shipped a desktop Drive client for Linux like they did for Windows and Mac, so the only way to open a Google Doc was the web browser. Earlier this year, a rclone bisync setup I'd built deleted 1,437 of my Google Docs - it treated the cloud-only Workspace files as missing. rclone is a great tool; it just wasn't the right one for keeping a working folder in sync. So, still new to Linux, I built the right one. Skymir is a native GTK desktop app that mirrors selected Drive folders to local disk, handles Google Docs as clickable shortcuts, and runs in your system tray. It's a 19 MB download. Your saves reach Drive within seconds, changes from Drive arrive within about a minute, and deletes always go to the trash - never permanent. 14-day free trial with full features, no account or credit card required. Two things I'd love feedback on today: 1. The landing page: does it make the app clear quickly or do you have to read through the whole site before you get it? 2. Features you'd need before switching from your current setup (rclone, Insync, web interface, etc.) I am happy to answer any questions or receive any feedback. Thank you. Install instructions: https://skymir.app/install Landing page: https://skymir.app Email: support@skymir.app

Skymir

Google Drive sync for Linux

Google Drive sync for Linux