DriveSync

Google Drive. At your command. Push, pull, and compare files between a local folder and Google Drive. A small Rust CLI that puts you in control of what moves, and when.

Your files. Your direction.

1. See the changes first: Compare local and remote files with dsync diff. Push and pull show a plan and ask for confirmation before transferring.
2. Choose the direction: Push local changes to Google Drive, or pull remote changes to your machine. Target a whole directory or a single path.
3. Keep conflicts visible: Conflicting files are skipped unless you explicitly force an overwrite. DriveSync never deletes files on either side.
4. Transfer in parallel: Use up to 64 workers, resumable uploads for large files, and automatic retries for transient errors.
5. Spend less time scanning: A local SQLite cache and the Drive Changes API track remote updates. Use --verify when you want every file hashed and verified.
6. Fit your workflow: Use gitignore-style rules in .driveignore and skip confirmation with -y in scripts. Unresolved conflicts still block unattended transfers.