DriveDash
Your Drive, one thumb away.
Pin the files you actually use to shelves, find anything in your whole Drive in a tap, and hand clients a link that expires on its own.
Three steps, then it is just there
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Sign in with Google
DriveDash reads your own Drive, on your instruction, and nothing else. No new account, no upload, no migration.
- 2
Pin what you use
Long-press a file to pin it to a shelf. Shelves are yours to name, colour and reorder — the ten files you live in, one tap from the home screen.
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Share with expiry
Send a link that stops working on a date you choose. Every link you have ever sent is listed, with its expiry, ready to revoke.
Everything it does
Search everything
One field over your entire Drive, with chips to narrow by docs, sheets, slides or PDFs.
Shelves
Group the files you are living in this month. Name them, colour them, reorder them.
Expiring links
Pick a date when you share. The link revokes itself, whether or not you remember.
Copy for client
Duplicate a template into a named copy in one action, ready to fill in and send.
Share log
Every link you have sent, who it went to, when it lapses — and a button to end it now.
Installs like an app
Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen, no browser chrome in the way.
Private by design
Nothing about your files is stored on our side. Your shelves and your share log are JSON files in your own Drive, in the hidden folder this app owns; your session is an encrypted cookie in your browser. The only thing kept on the server is a 30-seat registry of who is allowed in — an email address and whether it is approved.