CloudMounter Reviews

CloudMounter, developed by Electronic Team (formerly Eltima Software), is one of those utilities that once you start using, you genuinely wonder how you ever operated without it. At its core, CloudMounter allows you to mount remote cloud storage services and servers as native, local drives directly in Finder on macOS or File Explorer on Windows, and the way it executes this seemingly simple concept is remarkably refined. I want to walk through, in extensive detail, everything that has impressed me about this tool over the course of sustained, daily usage.

Native Filesystem Integration and the "Local Drive" Experience

.Mounting from the finder makes it super easy

Can be hard to tell when things are synched properly which sometimes makes me double check to be sure

Quick access to a wide range of cloud storage services

I used multiple of cloud storage service as Dropbox, OneDrive and Google drive.

It was limited some service and not all, and the Window version is not stable, I'm currently use only on Mac

It was helped me connect and mount as local disk all at one, and don't need me to remember or install multiple software.

Cloudmounter makes it easy for me to manage all of my cloud storage and access them from my desktop. It treats the cloud storage as local storage.

We need to manage the cloud storages via menubar icon. It would be very nice if CloudMounter come with a desktop app and not Mac only.

CloudMounter helps me organize my files across multiple cloud storage.

CloudMounter helps you manage all of your cloud storage. You can log in to multiple cloud storage services, and all of them will be available as virtual external drives in Finder.

The app doesn't allow the direct cloud to cloud file transfer. So if you want to move files from one cloud to another, you will need to download them to your computer and then upload them to the destinated cloud location.

CloudMounter really shines if you manage several cloud storages.

Instead of opening multiple tabs, logging in, and going back and forth to different cloud services, you can manage your clouds directly in the Finder (or Explorer if you use Windows).

CloudMounter allows me to use a single extension with MacOS to access all my Cloud Drives - OneDrive, Google, AWS S3, DropBox, Box.

When I use CloudMounter I often get "out-of-cache memory" errors even though I have a 128 GB Flash Drive used as Cache.

CloudMounter lets me access multiple services without cluttering up my Mac with multiple programs for all the different cloud services. It also has encryption which is lacking on most of the cloud drive services.