One single tree
Your folders and files from Google Drive, Amazon S3, MEGA, Dropbox and OneDrive show up together. Open, move and organize without jumping from one site to another.
Google Drive, Amazon S3, MEGA, Dropbox and OneDrive in a single tree, like just another folder on your computer.
Pilot Files is Pilot's file manager for your computer. Connect your services once and work with everything as if it were a single folder.
Your folders and files from Google Drive, Amazon S3, MEGA, Dropbox and OneDrive show up together. Open, move and organize without jumping from one site to another.
It shows up in the Mac Finder and in Windows Explorer. Files download when you open them, and you can free up space when you no longer need them on your computer.
Search all your services at once and see how your documents relate to each other. The search runs on your computer.
Pilot Files doesn't move your files anywhere else: it connects to the services you already use and shows them together.
Download the appIf the internet drops or you close your computer, what was uploading continues later. If two versions clash, both are kept.
Make an encrypted copy of your setup and restore it on another computer whenever you need it.
The app looks for new versions on its own, verifies them and lets you know. You never have to download it again.
Pilot Files is free. Each service keeps using your own account.
Pilot Files doesn't store your files on Atenea servers. The list of your files is kept encrypted on your computer and your keys stay in the system keychain.
Every update is signed. If a package has been tampered with, the app rejects it and stays as it was.
Nothing is deleted or shared unless you ask for it.
Install once. After that, the app updates itself.
Download the installer for your computer (Mac or Windows) and open it.
On Mac, drag Pilot Files to Applications. On Windows, follow the installer.
Open Pilot Files and connect your services. From then on, new versions arrive on their own.
Download Pilot Files for free for Mac or Windows.
Frequently asked questions
It is Pilot’s file manager for your computer: it brings Google Drive, Amazon S3, MEGA, Dropbox and OneDrive together in a single tree, like just another folder. You connect your services once and work with everything as if it were one folder.
Pilot Files is free. Each service keeps using your own account.
No. Your files stay where they are: Pilot Files connects to the services you already use and shows them together. It doesn’t store your files on Atenea servers; the list of your files is kept encrypted on your computer and your keys stay in the system keychain.
What was uploading continues later. If two versions clash, both are kept. You can also make an encrypted copy of your setup and restore it on another computer.
A Mac with macOS 12 or later (Intel or Apple Silicon) or a 64-bit Windows computer, and your accounts for the services you want to connect. The app updates itself and every update is signed.
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