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BucketDrop
Mac menu bar app. Drop a file, get a link. Bring your own R2 bucket.
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BucketDrop lives in your Mac’s menu bar. You drop a file on it, it uploads the file to your own bucket, and the link is copied to your clipboard.
What it does
- Uses your own Cloudflare R2 bucket. It also works with AWS S3 and MinIO.
- Shows your recent uploads in the menu bar window.
- Written in Swift with SwiftUI. Needs macOS 14 or later.
- Available on the Mac App Store, and the source is on GitHub.
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