100% Free & Open Source•Zero-Proxy Architecture

Unify all your free cloud storage into one 72 GB personal drive.

Fuze Drive aggregates your free storage across Google Drive, MEGA, Box, pCloud, Koofr, OneDrive, and Dropbox. Enjoy zero server data transit, whole-file priority, and native video & document previews.

72 GB
7-Cloud Free Pool
Direct
Browser-to-Cloud Uploads
Native
Video & Doc Previews
100% Free
Open Source (MIT)
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Fuze Drive
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Storage Pool8 GB / 72 GB
7 linked accounts64 GB free
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Free Quota Combiner

Calculate Your Unified Free Storage

Select your accounts to see how much free personal storage you can aggregate without paying a single dollar:

Your Combined Storage Pool
72 GB Free Storage

100% free under MIT open source. No credit cards, no recurring bills, and no vendor lock-in.

Claim Your Free 72 GB

All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. Fuze Drive is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Microsoft, Dropbox, Box, MEGA, pCloud, or Koofr.

Engineering Principles

How Fuze Drive Unifies Multi-Cloud Files

Engineered from first principles for direct speed, cryptographic safety, and complete privacy.

Rule 1: Whole-File Priority

If a file fits in any single connected provider, it is uploaded intact. This eliminates chunking latency and enables instant cloud-native thumbnail rendering.

Direct-to-Cloud Streaming

Files stream directly between your browser and cloud REST APIs via authorized resumable sessions. Fuze Drive servers only manage your metadata, virtual folder tree, and cached previews.

Multi-Cloud Dynamic Chunking

When a large file exceeds all individual provider limits, Fuze Drive automatically splits it across available clouds with SHA-256 Merkle root verification.

Call for Open Source Collaborators

Build With Us: Help Add More Free Cloud Adapters

Fuze Drive is 100% community-driven and MIT licensed. We recently expanded our storage pool to 72 GB across 7 clouds—and we invite you to collaborate with us to reach 100+ GB! Help us author connectors for more consumer and self-hosted clouds:

Help Build

MediaFire & InfiniCLOUD

Help author adapters for MediaFire (10 GB free) and InfiniCLOUD (20 GB WebDAV) using our typed base.adapter.ts.

Help Build

Proton Drive & Icedrive

Collaborate on adding privacy-first Swiss and EU free cloud providers (Proton 5 GB, Icedrive 10 GB) with client-side streaming.

Help Build

Nextcloud & MinIO

Want to mount your own private server? Help author self-hosted connectors for Nextcloud, MinIO, or S3-compatible endpoints.

Collaborate

Engine & Performance

Optimize multi-stream browser transfer speeds, improve mobile touch UX, fix bugs, or suggest architectural enhancements.

Ready to Build an Adapter With Us?

PRs Welcome

Fork CodeItAftab/fuze, check out our existing adapters in server/src/adapters/, and submit a pull request.

Our Story & Vision

Why We Built Fuze Drive

Almost every major cloud provider offers a consumer free tier: MEGA provides 20 GB, Google Drive provides 15 GB, Box provides 10 GB, Koofr provides 10 GB, pCloud provides up to 10 GB, OneDrive provides 5 GB, and Dropbox provides 2 GB. Together, that represents up to 72 gigabytes of personal cloud storage across accounts you may already own.

However, juggling 7 separate web apps, mobile clients, and logins creates friction. Traditional commercial tools often focus on enterprise migrations or charge ongoing monthly subscriptions with server-side transfer meters.

We built Fuze Drive as an independent open-source project to solve this: a unified virtual directory that lets you manage your personal storage pool from one clean interface using direct browser-to-cloud streaming.

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Aftab Alam (CodeItAftab)
Project Creator & Maintainer
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Architectural Comparison

Comparing Architectural Approaches

Understanding how Fuze Drive's direct client-side aggregation differs from traditional server-side cloud management tools.

Monthly PricingModel
⚡ Fuze Drive100% Free (MIT)
Commercial Tools (e.g. MultCloud)5 GB free/mo · Paid tiers
Single Cloud ProviderFree tier or paid plan
Data TransitArchitecture
⚡ Fuze DriveDirect Browser-to-Cloud
Commercial ToolsServer-side cloud sync
Single Cloud ProviderDirect to vendor API
Storage ModelCapacity
⚡ Fuze DriveUp to 72 GB Pooled
Commercial ToolsMulti-cloud directory
Single Cloud ProviderSiloed (2–20 GB)
Answers to Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Fuze Drive, free quota pooling, and zero-proxy privacy.

How does Fuze Drive combine up to 72 GB of free cloud storage into one drive?
Fuze Drive connects your personal free consumer cloud storage quotas—MEGA (20 GB), Google Drive (15 GB), Box (10 GB), Koofr (10 GB), pCloud (up to 10 GB), Microsoft OneDrive (5 GB), and Dropbox (2 GB)—into a single unified Virtual File System (VFS). An allocation engine prioritizes whole files on the fastest available cloud and only chunks files when they exceed individual provider storage or file size ceilings.
Is Fuze Drive really 100% free with no monthly subscription?
Yes, Fuze Drive is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license. Because Fuze Drive uses a client-side streaming architecture where file uploads and downloads travel directly between your browser and cloud provider APIs, Fuze Drive incurs minimal server transit overhead and does not charge subscription fees or require credit cards.
Does Fuze Drive see, proxy, or store my personal file contents?
No. File uploads and standard downloads stream directly between your browser and each cloud provider's official REST endpoints. Fuze Drive servers index your file metadata and folder structure. For optional features (like video thumbnails and document previews), the backend temporarily buffers requested chunks in an ephemeral cache with a 14-day time-to-live.
Which cloud storage providers can I connect to Fuze Drive?
Fuze Drive natively supports 7 major cloud storage providers: Google Drive, MEGA, Box, pCloud, Koofr, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox, delivering up to 72 GB of pooled personal storage. Instructions for each provider (including Koofr's WebDAV app password) are available in our step-by-step connection guide.
What happens if a file is larger than a single provider's available space?
Fuze Drive automatically uses dynamic multi-cloud chunking: the file is split into cryptographic chunks, distributed across your remaining connected clouds with available quota, and indexed with composite SHA-256 chunk hashes.
Can other users connect to or access my cloud accounts?
No. Fuze Drive enforces cross-user account collision protection. Once a cloud account email is linked to your profile, no other user can link that same account, ensuring your storage remains isolated and secure.

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