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DriveSweep — Private Google Drive Duplicate Finder & Storage Cleaner

Local-first Google Drive storage cleaner that finds and removes duplicate files, zero-byte empty documents, and stale orphans. Zero third-party servers, zero recurring subscriptions.

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🎬 Full Walkthrough

See How DriveSweep Works in Real Life

16:9 captioned walkthrough

Full Walkthrough Transcript

[00:00.0–00:08.0]: Need a simpler way to handle finding and cleaning duplicate files across Google Drive without creating another account or handing your data to an external cloud?

[00:08.0–00:19.1]: Watch DriveSweep in action: Detects duplicate PDFs, videos, archives, and "Copy of" files across nested subfolders with zero external server indexing.

[00:19.1–00:37.2]: Automatically preserve either the original master file or the most recently modified revision while sweeping redundant copies. Plus, never permanently destroys files behind your back. Swept duplicates move to your native Google Drive Trash and record a clickable restore link in Sheets.

[00:37.2–00:45.6]: Every scan generates a clean Google Sheet report showing file paths, byte sizes, duplicate groups, and exact megabytes reclaimed.

[00:45.6–00:55.5]: Software that lives where you do. No accounts, no tracking, and zero cloud rent—at 864zeros.com.

📱 Hands-On Browser Preview

Click Around DriveSweep

Try a realistic sample right here—nothing installs and nothing leaves your browser.

Step 1 · Pick an Example Click any sample row below to highlight a real-life item.
Step 2 · Run It Press the main button on the right to see DriveSweep update it immediately.
Step 3 · Try Another or Reset Test a second case or reset the sample data anytime in one click.
✨ Google Drive™ · Storage Quota & Redundant Artifact Cleaner ● Private Browser Preview
Pick any sample item on the left, then click the button above to try DriveSweep.
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