GDocsDrive

GDocsDrive 1.0

GDocsDrive is a powerful desktop client tool for Google Docs

3.1.1 Latest version
Shareware $29.99
Mac No version
Developer Cloud Drive, Inc.

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GDocsDrive is a powerful desktop client tool for Google Docs, which makes Google Docs truly become a Google Drive (GDrive) on your desktop by enabling you to upload your files and folders with just a single drag and drop. With GDocsDrive, you can transfer thousands of files or folders to Google Docs in the background without keep any windows or webpages open. As a desktop app, GDocsDrive can let you do almost anything you can do with Google Docs, from the comfort of your desktop.

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