IGC Stream — every file, one place

All your files. One view.

Your files are scattered across Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, an S3 bucket and your own computer — each in its own separate window. IGC Stream brings them into a single view you can search, browse and manage. Nothing moves; every file is indexed where it already lives.

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one view for everything

One view, every cloud

Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, S3 — all in a single list instead of six browser tabs and as many apps.

Your computer, included

The files on your own machine sit right next to your cloud files, in the same list. No more wondering which window a document is in.

Search everything at once

One query across every connected account and your local folders. Find a file without remembering where you saved it.

Nothing to migrate

Files stay exactly where they are. IGC Stream indexes and links them in place — no copying, no new storage bill, no risky move.

Organize across services

Tag, group and pin files that live in different clouds as if they were one folder. Your structure, not each vendor's.

Opens where it belongs

Click any result to open it in its native app or on the web. IGC Stream is the map, not another place your files get stuck.

three steps

From six windows to one

1

Connect your accounts

Link each cloud account and pick the folders on your computer you want included.

2

Stream builds the index

Every file, across every source, gathered into one searchable catalog — kept up to date as things change.

3

Work from one place

Search, browse, tag and open from a single view — on any device, without touching where the files actually sit.

Every service, one view.

Drive in one tab, Dropbox in another, OneDrive in a third, and the important stuff still on a laptop. IGC Stream replaces that scramble with a single place that knows about all of them — so finding and managing a file takes one search, not six.

Bring every file
into one view.

IGC Stream is in early access. Tell us what your file sprawl looks like and we'll get you set up.