What is udrive?

UDrive is a self hosted web application that lets you combine several free Google Drive accounts, each offering 15 gigabytes of storage, into what feels like a single unified storage system. Instead of juggling separate Google Drive tabs for each account, you manage all your files from one interface. The README lists an extensive feature set. You can browse, upload, download, rename, move, and copy files across every connected account from one file manager. Uploads are automatically routed to whichever connected account has the most free space, so you do not have to track that manually. There is a transfer feature that can move a file's ownership from one account to another, and a background download and upload panel that shows progress and lets you pause or cancel. The tool also has a keep alive feature designed to generate periodic activity so Google does not flag or delete an account for being inactive, and it supports importing and exporting account credentials in the format used by the popular command line tool rclone. Access control is handled through a master and slave role system, where the master account can create additional users and grant them specific permissions for specific pages and actions, such as viewing files without being able to delete them. On the technical side, the backend is built with the Hono framework, which can run on either a normal Node.js server or on Cloudflare's edge platform, with a SQLite database locally or Cloudflare D1 in the cloud version. The frontend is plain JavaScript styled with TailwindCSS, without a larger framework like React. Setup requires creating Google OAuth credentials and either running it directly with Node.js, inside Docker, or deploying it to Cloudflare Pages. This is a technical, self hosted project aimed at people comfortable setting up their own web services and Google API credentials, not a plug and play consumer app.