FolderFeed turns Google Drive's crowded Activity tab into a clean feed: each file listed once, only what changed since your last check, and comments you'd otherwise miss.
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Colored arcs = comments for you. One arc = one file.
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Launch-plan-v3.docx
Edited by Ana · 2 new comments
Budget-2026.xlsx
Edited by Jordan
Homepage-mockup.fig
Added by Ren · 1 new comment
As comments and edits pile up, the same files show up over and over, real conversations get buried, and there's no way to say "I've seen everything up to here."
Every file appears once. You choose when to sync, and everything between your last sync and now becomes the feed — mark it as read, and start clean again.
A focused set of tools designed around how teams actually review shared work.
No matter how many times a file changes, it only shows up once in your feed.
Nothing updates in the background. Click "Sync" to pull in what changed since last time.
Clear a folder's feed when you're caught up, and start the next window fresh.
See exactly what one person changed or commented on, across an entire folder tree.
Arcs around avatars and file icons show new discussions — colored when you're watching them.
Watch a folder and everything nested inside it, all rolled up into one feed.
From noisy Drive folder to a feed you can actually keep up with.
Grant temporary, short-lived access — no standing permission to your Drive.
Pick any Drive folder you want to keep an eye on, subfolders included.
FolderFeed fetches everything that changed since your last sync.
Skim the feed, open comment timelines, then clear it and move on.
When you sign in with Google, FolderFeed never receives a long-term "refresh" credential — the mechanism apps normally use to access your account in the background, indefinitely.
Manage app permissions on Google →Each session gets a short-lived pass that expires in about an hour.
FolderFeed can't read or modify your files after you close the app.
Every action happens live, while you're logged in — never on its own.
Yes — but since your feed data is stored on your device, logging in from a second device won't be in sync with your first one.
As explained in our privacy section, FolderFeed never holds long-term access — there's nothing to revoke on our end. You can still review connected apps anytime from your Google Account permissions page.
No. FolderFeed doesn't sync in the background — open the app and click "Sync" whenever you want to fetch what's new.
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