Turns out, you’re not out of storage.

You’ve got 15GB free on every Gmail account you’ve ever made — two, five, however many. Orbit Drive pools all of them into one.

We could vanish tomorrow. Your files wouldn’t even notice.

See how it works

We never store your files. Not once.

Everything you upload stays on Google’s own servers, in your own Drive. Orbit Drive only keeps a map of where it lives — there is nothing of yours sitting on our infrastructure to lose, leak, or subpoena.

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Zero file storage, by design

Orbit Drive has no storage layer of its own. Every file you upload lives only in your own Google Drive.

The narrowest access there is

We request Google's drive.file scope only — Orbit Drive can see just the files it created, nothing else in your Drive.

No passwords, ever

Sign-in runs entirely through Google's OAuth with PKCE. We never see or store your Google password.

Disconnect and it's gone — instantly

Remove an account and its tokens are deleted from our database immediately. Nothing lingers.

Everything, already built

Not a roadmap. Shipped, working, in your browser right now.

Every capability below is live in the product today — nothing here is a mockup.

One vault, every account

Connect as many Gmail accounts as you own and browse them as a single drive. No switching tabs, no remembering which login has which file.

Smart placement engine

Every upload is silently routed to whichever pooled account actually has room. You never choose — Orbit Drive always knows.

Instant deduplication

Files are fingerprinted by content, not name. Upload the same file twice and Orbit Drive links it instead of burning storage twice.

Search everywhere, once

One search bar reaches into every connected account at once — full-text, instant, no per-account digging.

Full account visibility

Curious what's living where? Open any connected account and see exactly what it's holding, folder by folder.

Deletion that's actually real

Delete a file — or a whole folder tree — and it's gone from Google Drive itself, not just hidden in Orbit Drive. One confirmation, fully recursive, no orphaned files left behind.

Bank-grade by default

OAuth with PKCE, tokens encrypted at rest, and the narrow drive.file scope — Orbit Drive only ever touches what it created.

Built to never drop a byte

A background reliability layer retries failed uploads and watches account health continuously, so nothing silently fails.

How it works

Three steps. Then you never think about it again.

Continue with Google

Add every account you've got

Connect your second Gmail. Your third. However many you're sitting on. Each one adds its free storage straight into the pool.

Upload, search, forget the plumbing

From here it's one drive. Orbit Drive decides which account actually holds each file — you just use it.

What's next in orbit

This is version one. The pool is about to get a lot bigger.

Google Drive is where Orbit Drive started, not where it stops.

Coming soon

Orbit Drive for Android

A native app so your pooled storage is one tap away — upload from your camera roll, browse, search, all without opening a browser.

In development

Auto-rebalancing

A background pass that quietly shifts files between accounts as quotas shift, so no single account ever creeps toward full while another sits empty.

Exploring

Smart storage insights

Surfaces what's actually eating your space and suggests what's safe to clean up, before you're forced to think about it.