Rclone Integrations

Storj is redefining the cloud to support the future of data—sustainably and economically. Storj leverages the vast global supply of underutilized resources to deliver services with better security, durability and performance. Experience up to 90% lower costs and carbon reduction with Storj.

RcloneView is a cross-platform GUI built by Bdrive that unlocks the full potential of the Rclone CLI tool—without requiring any command-line use. Designed for seamless cloud file management, it empowers users to: • Browse, organize, transfer, sync, copy, and move files across local and 40+ cloud providers (Google Drive, Dropbox, S3, OneDrive, MEGA, Box, Azure, Backblaze, and more)     • Visually compare folder contents before syncing to prevent mistakes  • Manage sync jobs with built-in logs, progress monitoring, and the ability to schedule recurring tasks (Plus tier adds full scheduling integration)  • Support multi-window sessions by connecting to multiple Rclone daemons simultaneously (Plus tier feature) • Mount cloud storage as local virtual drives for direct file access RcloneView features drag-and-drop file transfers, embedded Rclone engine (no separate CLI install required), and runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux

Plakar is the open backup platform enabling resilience-as-code for security and infrastructure teams. A declarative last line of defense built around Kloset, an immutable encrypted deduplication engine that collapses the encryption-vs-efficiency tradeoff and makes complete coverage affordable, paired with a Kubernetes-native control plane that lets teams define, orchestrate, and verify resilience policies as code across VMs, databases, K8s workloads, object storage, and AI pipelines. When ransomware hits, an AI agent breaks production, or you need to walk away from a cloud provider, your data stays portable and recoverable. Plakar runs a zero-trust resilience layer on infrastructure you own — declaratively governed, agent-ready, and priced so complete coverage is actually achievable. Your keys. Your data. Your recovery path.

Macsmith brings command-line developer tools into one native macOS GUI for inspecting and managing a local development environment. Manage Homebrew packages and services, switch runtimes with mise and nvm, run Docker through Colima, inspect Lima virtual machines, and start or stop local PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB services. Find which processes are using network ports, manage SSH keys, edit hosts files and shell aliases, and configure local HTTPS with Caddy and mkcert. The app also includes DNS utilities, ngrok and cloudflared tunnel controls, AWS CLI profile and rclone remote views, and developer cache cleanup. Inspect tool state for free; a one-time Pro license is required to install, update, start, stop, or otherwise change supported tools. Macsmith runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.