All your iCloud files in one app, in Finder, and under your control. Move files in and out of iCloud with ease, peek at PhotoStream, even track iCloud activity as it happens.

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In One App

iCloud in one place

In Finder

iCloud into Finder

On iOS

Your iCloud in iOS too

Details

Tech specs and details

Everything in One Place

Cloud Mate is designed to keep it simple. There's a list of Apps, click on one and start working with the files it has placed in iCloud. It's as simple as that.

Drag and drop files in and out of iCloud, between applications, all in a single familiar finder-like interface.

You can even take a look at all your PhotoStream pictures without opening iPhoto.

Even the files for iOS apps you don't have installed on your Mac are available. Great for backing up those game saves someplace safe.

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Bringing iCloud to Finder

Cloud Mate can add a special iCloud drive to Finder, so you can just access iCloud files like any others if you want.

And it's not just finder, your iCloud drive will be available from every Open/Save dialog on your Mac. Even non-iCloud apps can now save their files in iCloud!

You'll even be notified when any device, or application modifies any file in iCloud. It's that simple.

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Cloud Mate's iOS Brother

If you have Cloud Mate on the Mac and its iOS sibling, then you can do all of the same things that you can do on the Mac, in iOS. Cloud Mate Mac does all the heavy lifting to bring your iCloud together on every other iOS device you have.

Buy iOS App for $3.99

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Key Features

  • Finder like interface for all your iCloud documents
  • iCloud in the Finder
  • Notifications when files change in iCloud
  • iCloud file status tracker so you can see when files are being uploaded or downloaded
  • All iCloud content, not just what is installed on your Mac
  • OS X Services for Moving and copying files into iCloud

Requirements

  • Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8)
  • An iCloud Account
  • iCloud Documents & Data turned on

iOS App

  • iOS 6.0 and above
  • iPhone, iPod and iPad
  • iCloud Documents & Data turned on

Reviews

"If Apple had any sense, they’d look at Cloud Mate and slap their foreheads: 'Oh, this is the sort of thing we should have done!'" Matt Neuburg, Tidbits

"This is nicely done, costs just a few dollars, and makes it very easy to find iCloud files." noodlemac.com

"Finally, A Better Way To Manage Your Documents Using iCloud And The Little Mac App That Can, And Does" Mac360

"if you want to quickly access iCloud docs without launching apps, it’s a gem." Brett Terpstra

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Release Notes

Cloud Mate 1.5.5 - May 17, 2013

  • Fixes an issue where Unknown apps with frequent file updates could cause Cloud Mate to crash

Sumbolon 1.0.0 - May 17, 2013

Initial release

Cloud Mate 1.5.3 - May 15, 2013

Bug Fixes
  • This release fixes a crash that occur during initial application start-up or when rebuilding the iOS Sync Cache
Features
  • Added ability for users to submit anonymous crash reports together with logs directly to us when the application restarts

Cloud Mate 1.5.1 - May 03, 2013

We have been able to take advantage of our new engine to bring some often requested features to Mac Cloud Mate. For all of you with iOS don’t worry, we are still testing the next update of that which will bring iPad support. 

New Features
  • Added the ability to hide applications from preferences. Hidden applications will not appear in the application list, will not be sync’d to iOS Cloud Mate, and will not display any notifications
  • Added the ability to set a default folder for each application (really useful when applications don’t store the files you want to get at in the Documents directory). This default folder will also be used as the destination for Move to iCloud and Copy to iCloud Services, and as the “root” folder for an application when sync’ing to iOS Cloud Mate. Configure the default folder from Preferences.
  • Added the ability to rebuild the iOS Sync files for a selected application (available from Preferences)
  • Added standard Finder navigation keyboard short-cuts (Back, Forward, Enclosing Folder)
Bug Fixes
  • Improved the performance of Photo Stream
  • Cloud Mate now clears up iOS sync files where applications have been hidden, or have been renamed (through identification). This is performed automatically when Cloud Mate launches. 

Cloud Mate 1.5.0 - May 01, 2013

Cloud Mate 1.5 sports an entirely new engine making initial start up time much faster. As a result, your old caches will not be used, and new chaches will be built. For those sync’ing with iOS Cloud Mate, you should wait until Cloud Mate has finished discovering all of your apps, then rebuild the iOS Sync cache. It make take a little time for the changes to propagate, but it is typically under a few minutes before your iOS App will be back to normal. 


New Features
  • You may now chose between Icon, List, and Browser views in Cloud Mate’s viewer
  • Cloud Mate’s own Quick Look implementation has been replaced by the standard Mac OS X Quick Look, so you already know everything you can do with it!
Bug Fixes
  • Fixes a defect where initial app launch could block Cloud Mate whilst application discovery continued
  • Fixed a bug where Known and Unknown app groups could not be hidden
  • Other stability and performance improvements