CloudMounter
CloudMounter is a macOS utility that mounts cloud storage and remote servers as local drives so you can work with online files in Finder.
What is CloudMounter?
CloudMounter is a macOS utility for accessing cloud storage accounts and remote servers as mounted drives in Finder. It is designed for people who want to browse, open, upload, and organize online files without switching between multiple sync clients or web tabs. The app supports common cloud services and network protocols, including Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Amazon S3, FTP, SFTP, and WebDAV, which makes it useful for mixed personal and work storage setups. It can also help users connect to several services from one place and handle files more like regular drive content on the Mac desktop. CloudMounter is published by Electronic Team, Inc. and is mainly used as a storage access and file-management helper rather than a full backup or collaboration platform.
Key features
- Mount cloud storage accounts as drives in Finder
- Connect to remote servers over FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, and similar protocols
- Access files from multiple storage services in one place
- Upload, download, open, and organize online files from the desktop
- Work with Amazon S3 and other supported cloud storage providers
- Use client-side encryption for supported connections
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
CloudMounter is legitimate file-access software, but it works with cloud accounts, remote servers, and online file transfers, so it may handle sensitive documents and login credentials as part of its normal use. Access to mounted storage and Finder integration is expected for this type of app. Use it only with accounts you intend to connect, review any saved credentials or encryption settings, and avoid interrupting large file transfers until they finish.
Recommendation: Keep CloudMounter if you use it to manage cloud storage or remote server connections from your Mac. If you no longer mount online storage through Finder, you can remove it to reduce background account access and clean up related support files.
Common paths
/Applications/CloudMounter.app
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/CloudMounter
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.eltima.cloudmounter.plist
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/com.eltima.cloudmounter.mas
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