Windows
The recommended installer includes Mountlet and the cloud access engine it needs.
Advanced lean build
Use this if rclone is already installed and managed separately.
Home
Many accounts, one app.
Mountlet brings Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud Drive, and other cloud services into one simple desktop app. Browse, open, sync, cache, and organize files without jumping between provider apps and web interfaces.
Work
Google Drive
Ready
Archive
Cloudflare R2
Browse
Personal
Dropbox
Sync
Work / Projects / Contracts
Agreement.pdf cached
Budget.xlsx offline
Evidence syncing
Download
Download Mountlet for your desktop.
macOS
The recommended build includes Mountlet and the official cloud access engine needed for optional folder mounting.
Advanced lean build
Use this if rclone is already installed and managed separately. For macOS folder mounting, use the official rclone binary rather than Homebrew rclone.
Linux
The recommended package includes Mountlet and its cloud access engine.
Advanced lean build
Use this if rclone is already installed through your distribution or admin tools.
Mountlet can browse and open files immediately. Add FUSE, WinFsp, or macFUSE to also mount cloud accounts as folders in the system file manager. Source code is available on GitHub.
Pricing
Simple licensing for a focused desktop utility.
Personal
$19
For one person using the full app across their own devices.
Pro
$39
For early builds, priority support, and heavier beta use.
Team
Contact
For shared deployment, internal packaging, and support terms.
ContactPersonal and Pro use the same core app features during beta. Pricing differs by support level, early-build access, and usage terms.
Features
Most daily cloud work, without provider hopping.
Keep many accounts close at hand, open files through your normal apps, and decide which files stay available when the network is not.
Accounts
Add and switch between many cloud accounts from different providers. Keep work, personal, archive, and project storage visible in one compact place.
Files
Browse cloud folders directly inside Mountlet, open files with the apps already configured on the computer, and drag files into cloud folders without first mounting the remote.
Offline
Keep selected files or folders available locally. Mountlet separates ordinary temporary cache from protected offline copies, so cleanup does not remove files you chose to keep.
Sync
When cached or offline files change locally, Mountlet can upload the edit if the cloud copy has not changed. If both sides changed, it asks which version to keep.
Mount
Mount cloud accounts as ordinary folders for Finder, Explorer, Dolphin, and other file managers when the platform filesystem driver is installed.
Move
Use encrypted config bundles to move cloud account settings between your own devices. Mountlet can also watch a chosen cloud path for newer config bundles.
How it works
A friendly desktop layer over a proven cloud engine.
Mountlet uses rclone under the hood. rclone is the access layer that knows how to talk to many cloud providers. Mountlet adds the desktop interface, file browser, cache handling, setup helpers, and optional native mounting controls.
Bundled build
Includes an app-local rclone. This is the easiest choice for most people and does not replace a system rclone. On macOS it uses the official rclone binary for folder mounting.
Lean build
Uses rclone already installed on the computer. This is lighter for technical users, admins, and managed machines.
Native mounting
Install FUSE, WinFsp, or macFUSE to make cloud accounts appear as ordinary folders in your system file manager.
Platforms
Desktop-first, with honest platform notes.
Linux
Primary beta platform. Plasma X11 has the fullest tray behavior; GNOME and Wayland have desktop limits.
Windows
Works with Explorer and WinFsp for optional mounts. Unsigned beta installers can trigger SmartScreen.
macOS
Menu-bar app with Finder support. Public distribution needs Apple Developer ID signing and notarization.
FAQ
Short answers before you install.
Can Mountlet replace provider desktop apps?
For many daily file tasks, yes. Provider apps may still be better for provider-specific sharing, collaboration, or backup features.
Do I need FUSE, WinFsp, or macFUSE?
Mountlet's integrated file browser works without them. Add the platform filesystem driver when you want Mountlet to mount cloud accounts as ordinary folders too.
What is rclone?
It is the cloud access engine Mountlet uses behind the scenes. The bundled build includes it for convenience.
Is this open source?
The source is available for non-commercial use. Commercial use or redistribution requires separate permission.