Most people have no idea what's eating their cloud storage. DriveNest finds the duplicates, the forgotten files and the risky shares in Google Drive and OneDrive — and helps you clean them up, from one Android app.
Limited-time offers
You came back from holiday with a few thousand photos, but those probably aren’t what filled your storage. Duplicates, old file versions still charged to your quota, and folders you forgot years ago usually account for far more. Two offers are running at the same time — you don’t have to pick one.
Ultimate subscription
Start Ultimate on subscription and the first three months cost nothing — every Ultimate feature from day one: PDF reports, unlimited saved scans, multi-account scan storage, scan history and auto-cleanup deployment. Long enough to watch a trend line actually move, not just run one scan and guess.
Start 3 months freeSummer-end offer
Half price across the board, on top of the free months — whether you subscribe or buy a perpetual licence outright. The month you’re most likely to pay for more storage is the month this should cost you the least.
Compare plansRequires DriveNest 2.0.0.739 or later — update on Google Play first, or the offers won’t show up. Both run through Google Play at the same time and are applied at checkout — you don’t need to choose between them. The three free months apply to the Ultimate subscription only, not to perpetual licences. See what each plan includes.
A cloud storage analyzer for Android — and since version 2 it covers Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive side by side.
DriveNest turns a flat list of files into a clear, interactive picture of your storage. Instead of a single “you’ve used 47 GB” number, it shows you which folders eat your quota, which duplicates waste space, which files you’ve shared and forgotten, and how your storage has grown over time — then helps you safely reclaim the wasted space.
It reads only your storage metadata — names, sizes, folders, and sharing info, never the contents of your files — and runs all of its analysis on your device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, there are no ads, and nothing tracks you. On Google Drive its access is read-only and it cannot change anything at all; on OneDrive it asks for write permission only when you first approve an in-app action, and never holds it if you don’t.
Two clouds, one app. Connect your Google account, your Microsoft account, or both. Each cloud gets its own dashboard, sunburst chart, duplicate finder, folder tree, cleanup analysis, security score, and trend history — the full feature set, not a cut-down second-class version. Your plan covers every provider you connect.
A new way to act on your files: v2 introduces in-app execution of cleanup, unshare, and version actions — a capability our users asked for repeatedly through feature requests. Where DriveNest used to only hand you a script to run elsewhere, it can now carry the action through for you, end to end. Long jobs keep running when you leave the app, show progress in a notification, and can be paused and resumed. This is OneDrive only: Google Drive keeps the established Apps Script model, where DriveNest deploys the script to your own account and you run it yourself. Either way you review every action first, and nothing ever runs silently.
Built for the long run: v2 also adds an action log recording every script DriveNest generated and every action it executed — filterable by cloud and by kind, down to per-file outcomes — plus settings export and import so your setup moves with you to a new device, and per-provider layout customization that lets you choose which dashboard panels and navigation tabs each cloud shows.
Under the hood, DriveNest was designed as a provider-agnostic cloud storage framework — Google Drive is simply the first provider it speaks to, OneDrive is the second, and Dropbox is coming next, bringing the same analysis, security audit, and safe cleanup tools to every cloud you use, from one app.
Open the menu and your storage providers sit side by side under Services: Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, both fully supported since version 2. Tap one to switch — the whole app follows, with that cloud’s own scan data, dashboard, charts, cleanup analysis and security score.
Neither provider is a bolt-on. Both get the complete feature set, and one subscription covers every cloud you connect — you are not billed per provider. Sign in with one account or with both; DriveNest keeps them cleanly separated rather than merging them into one blurred total.
That is the point of the architecture underneath: DriveNest is a provider-agnostic storage framework, not a Google Drive app with OneDrive stapled on. Google Drive was the first provider it learned to speak to, OneDrive is the second, and Dropbox is next — each one slotting into the same drawer.
Your storage provider tells you one number. DriveNest gives you visibility, reclaim, protection, and tracking.
I had no idea 40% of my storage was in one folder
Drive and OneDrive show you a flat file list. DriveNest shows you the full picture — instantly.
Visibility
An interactive sunburst chart maps your entire folder hierarchy into a visual you can tap and explore. File type distribution across 11 categories reveals surprises ("8 GB of audio files?"). The smart dashboard surfaces anomalies automatically — no manual digging required.
Hidden cruft I never knew existed
Empty folders, zero-size files, orphaned items, temporary files — invisible clutter that adds up.
Ghost file detection
DriveNest scans for files and folders that your storage provider's interface hides: empty folders, zero-byte files, hidden items, and orphaned files whose parent was deleted. These don't show up in normal browsing but clutter your hierarchy and waste your time.
Same file, 6 copies, 3 GB wasted
MD5 checksums find the copies. Smart heuristics tell you which ones are safe to remove.
Reclaim wasted space
MD5 detection is just the start — any tool can match checksums. DriveNest goes further with heuristic scoring that analyzes path depth, folder structure, and access patterns to classify each duplicate as waste or structural (templates, shared scaffolding). You only clean what's actually safe. Users typically reclaim 20–40% of storage.
One-click cleanup, not manual deletion
Every target gets a risk score. Review it, then approve it. 30-day undo.
Safe cleanup with full control
A bubble chart ranks targets by size, staleness, and duplicate burden. On Google Drive, generate Apps Script, Bash, or PowerShell and deploy to your account with one tap — you run it. On OneDrive, DriveNest can carry the action out in the app once you confirm. Files go to trash, never permanently deleted, and nothing is touched without your approval.
My Drive security score was 43/100
An automated audit scores your sharing exposure. Public files, oversharing, forgotten access — all flagged.
Know who has access
A 0–100 security score based on real sharing data. Detects publicly accessible files, folders shared with 20+ people, and documents your ex-colleague can still open. Separates direct shares from inherited folder sharing so you fix the root cause, not symptoms.
Former colleague still has access
Files shared years ago are still accessible. DriveNest finds them and generates unshare scripts.
Revoke forgotten sharing in bulk
Forgotten shared files are a silent risk. DriveNest surfaces stale shares (6+ months), files you own but never unshared, and "anyone with the link" documents. Generate an unshare script to remove all non-owner permissions across hundreds of files at once.
Storage grew 4 GB in 3 months — where?
Compare scans over time. Spot spikes. Set budgets. Get alerted before you run out.
Your storage health over time
Saved scan snapshots let you compare storage, file counts, and duplicate growth month over month. Activity trends show when files were created and modified. Set a storage budget and get warned before you're charged for the next storage tier.
Automatic monitoring, not manual check-ups
Scheduled scans keep your data fresh. Auto-cleanup deploys scripts for confirmed safe duplicates.
Set it and forget it
Background scans run on your schedule (4 hours to weekly). Incremental rescans complete in seconds. Ultimate subscribers get auto-deployed cleanup scripts. You still approve every action — automation prepares, you decide.
Google Drive and OneDrive each give you a storage bar. Here's what DriveNest reveals behind it.
Visibility
Reclaim
Protect
Track
Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive tell you how much space is used. DriveNest tells you why — and gives you the tools to fix it.
Each screen tackles a different aspect of your storage. Together, they give you full visibility.
Dashboard
Storage overview, quota breakdown, largest folders and files, stale file detection, ghost files, smart insights, revision history overhead, and storage budget — all in one scrollable view.
Explore →Sunburst Chart
Interactive radial visualization of your entire folder hierarchy. Tap any segment to zoom in. Instantly spot which folders consume the most space.
See how →Duplicates
MD5 checksums find identical files. Heuristic scoring classifies each as waste or structural — so you clean what matters, not what breaks things.
Learn more →Folder Tree
Expandable folder hierarchy with sizes, percentage bars, and direct Google Drive links. Navigate deep structures with search and jump-to-node.
Details →Cleanup
Bubble chart ranks files by size, staleness, and duplicate risk. Two modes: stale content and reclaim storage. Generate cleanup scripts for safe action.
How it works →Trends
Track storage growth over time with filterable bar charts. Compare scan snapshots to spot spikes in file count, storage, and duplicate accumulation.
View trends →Security Audit
Automated 0–100 security score. Detects shared folders, publicly accessible files, oversharing, stale shares, and generates unshare scripts.
How it scores →Cleanup & Unshare Scripts
Generate Google Apps Script, Bash, or PowerShell scripts to clean up files or revoke sharing. Deploy directly to your Google account with one tap.
How scripts work →Every capability has its own detailed page — follow a link to dive in. Unless noted, all of them work on both Google Drive and OneDrive.
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Short answers, with a longer guide behind each one.
Neither cloud has a duplicate finder, and searching for “Copy of” misses renamed copies. You need something that compares file content, not names.
Read the guide →Empty the trash, remove the largest files you no longer need, then deal with duplicates, old revisions and stale backups — in that order.
Read the guide →Links shared years ago stay open until someone closes them. A sharing audit lists every public link and every person with access.
See the security audit →Three tiers: Free, Premium, and Ultimate. Available as perpetual (one-time) or subscription (monthly installments, 6-month commitment). Subscriptions unlock scheduled scans and automation.
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