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Get 56GB of free cloud storage in one folder!

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Bring Your Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, & OneDrive All Together In One Folder With odrive!

 Dropbox gives you up to 16GB free. 
Google Drive & Gmail give you 15GB.
OneDrive gives you 15GB.
Box gives you 10GB.

 odrive brings all your cloud storage apps together in one folder right on your desktop. Just link your Dropbox, Google Drive, Gmail, Box, and OneDrive accounts to odrive and instantly get all your files scattered everywhere in one place!
You can even link multiple accounts from each app to get even more!

1. Install odrive.
It's free! And available for Windows & Mac :)











 3.Get all your stuff!
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2. Link all your cloud storage accounts.
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Note: This gives odrive permission to download your files for you. odrive doesn't store anything, we promise!




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