Google Drive
Browse your Drive, pick the folders that matter, and keep them in step.
Two-way syncYour files are somewhere
already. Start there.
Connect the storage your team uses, let clients send documents the way they prefer, and give the AI you already pay for a way in — on your terms.
Cloud storage
Bring the folders across.
Import once, or keep a folder connected. Four of these write your changes back.
Dropbox
Bring across shared team folders without rearranging how Dropbox is organized.
Two-way syncOneDrive
Connect personal or work storage and choose what comes over.
Two-way syncBox
Sync the folders your team already keeps in Box, in both directions.
Two-way syncSharePoint
Walk a site’s document tree and pull the libraries you need.
Import onlyA public file URL
Point at a file on the open web and import it, with the address checked first.
Import onlyAI clients
Keep the assistant you already use.
folders.id speaks MCP, so the tools below connect without anything custom — and read only the folders you picked.
Claude
Desktop, web and Claude Code.
ChatGPT
Through its connector support.
Codex
Add the endpoint and sign in once.
Cursor
Your editor, with your own folders.
Any compatible MCP client
Point it at your endpoint, approve the connection, and choose its folders.
Getting files in
Let the documents come to you.
For the people who will never log in to anything.
Email intake
Give a folder its own address. Attachments sent there land in the folder, with a log of what arrived and what was refused.
WhatsApp intake
Accept documents from registered sender numbers, so a client can send a contract the way they already would.
Client portals
Send a link that collects files, with a password, an expiry and your own upload rules. Nobody needs an account to use it.
For your own systems
Build on top of it.
Scoped tokens, the same permission model, and a record of what each one did.
REST API
Folders, files, documents, search and metadata over a versioned HTTP API, with the same permission checks as everything else.
Webhooks
Have your own systems told when something changes, instead of polling for it.
Command-line tool
Script the workspace from a terminal or a scheduled job.
Make room for better work.
Start with a folder. Fill it with knowledge.
Find answers. Bring your team along.