DriveMesh

Every Google Drive account you own, on one screen.

A private tool for searching, moving and clearing out files across several Google Drive accounts at once — without signing in and out of each one.

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What it does

Search across accounts. One query runs against every connected Drive and returns a single merged list, with each result tagged by the account it came from.
Move files and folders. Reorganise items into different folders within an account, individually or in bulk.
Clear out clutter. Send files to Trash, review what's already there, and permanently delete when you're sure.
See where space is going. Sort by size and modified date to find the files actually filling up each account.

Why it asks for Drive access

To list, search, rename, move or delete files that already exist in your Drive, Google requires full Drive access. The narrower permission Google offers only covers files an app created itself, which would make a file manager unable to see anything you already own.

DriveMesh only acts when you tell it to. It does not scan, index or process your files in the background, and it never reads the contents of your documents — only names, sizes, types, dates and folder locations.

Connecting an account is done through Google's own sign-in screen. You can disconnect any account inside DriveMesh, or revoke access entirely at any time from your Google Account permissions page.

Who it's for

DriveMesh is a personal utility, built for people juggling multiple Drive accounts — a personal one, an old one, a couple used purely for storage. It is not a commercial service and is not open to the public.