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For teams living in Google Drive

The same file shouldn't show up ten times in your feed.

FolderFeed collapses Drive's noisy Activity tab into one line per file, shows only what's changed since your last visit, and surfaces the comments that actually need you.

  1. Today · Marketing / Q3 Launch

    Launch-plan-v3.docx · 2 new comments

  2. Today · Marketing / Q3 Launch

    Budget-2026.xlsx · edited by Jordan

  3. Yesterday · Marketing / Q3 Launch

    Homepage-mockup.fig · 1 new comment

Google Drive's Activity tab vs. FolderFeed

Activity tab
FolderFeed
Repeated file entries
Every edit, every time
One entry per file
"Caught up" marker
None
Mark as read, per folder
Filter by teammate
No
Yes, across subfolders
Spot new comments fast
Scroll and hope
Comment rings on avatars & files

What the feed actually shows you

1

Time-boxed sync

Each folder tracks a [from, to] window. You decide when to sync — nothing updates behind your back.

2

People, ranked by activity

A ring of arcs around each avatar shows how many files that person touched — colored arcs mean comments meant for you.

3

Whole folder trees, one feed

Monitor a top-level folder and every subfolder rolls into the same feed — no need to watch each one separately.

4

A timeline per file

Open any file to see its edits and comments laid out chronologically — including which comments are new.

From sign-in to caught up, in four steps

Step 1

Sign in with Google

A short-lived access pass only, never a standing credential.

Step 2

Pick a folder to watch

Subfolders come along automatically.

Step 3

Sync on your terms

Click sync whenever you want the feed refreshed.

Step 4

Mark as read

Clear the folder and start the next window with a blank slate.

No standing access to your Drive

Signing in only ever grants FolderFeed a short-lived pass — never the long-term refresh credential apps typically use to reach your account in the background.

Review app permissions on Google →
  • Expires in about an hour. Every session's access pass is temporary.

  • Nothing runs in the background. Access ends the moment you close the app.

  • You're always in control. Revoke access anytime from your Google account — though there's nothing standing to revoke on our end.

Questions people ask

Can I use FolderFeed on several devices?
Yes — but feed data lives on your device, so a second device won't be in sync with your first.
How do I remove access to my Google Drive?
We never hold long-term access, so there's nothing to revoke on our side. You can still check connected apps on your Google Account permissions page.
Does FolderFeed sync automatically?
No — sync only happens when you click the button, so you always control when new activity comes in.

Ready for a Drive feed that behaves?

Go to www.folderfeed.com →