Your S3 buckets,
finally in one place.

AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, and Google Cloud Storage — managed like a native Mac app. Live backup status, schedules, and local mirrors, without leaving your desktop.

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Free during beta · Apple Silicon & Intel · 28MB

BucketHub — Overview

Overview

24 buckets · 3 providers · last sync 12s ago

Total objects

8.42M

↑ 12.4k today

Total size

4.7 TB

↑ 38 GB today

Healthy

22/24

2 stale

Transfers

1,284

successful

Bucket

Provider

Size

Last sync

Status

prod-user-uploads

S3 · us-east-1

1.2 TB

12s ago

SYNCED

media-cdn-origin

R2 · auto

842 GB

1m ago

SYNCED

analytics-archive

GCS · us-c1

2.1 TB

6h ago

STALE

staging-assets

S3 · eu-west-1

124 GB

3m ago

SYNCED

backup-postgres

R2 · auto

412 GB

just now

SYNCED

// Features

Everything you'd expect from a pro-tool. None of what you wouldn't.

BucketHub stays out of your way. One window. Real keyboard shortcuts. No tabs to lose, no consoles to re-auth.

Multi-cloud, one view

S3, R2, and GCS in a single unified dashboard. Jump between providers without swapping credentials or browser tabs.

Live status

See every backup at a glance. Per-bucket health, drift detection, and object counts update in real time.

Scheduled backups

Daily, hourly, or any cron expression. Retry policies, retention windows, and quiet hours — all built in.

Local mirrors

Selective sync keeps a local copy of the buckets you need offline. Native Finder integration, diff-aware transfers.

Client-side encryption

AES-256 with keys that never leave the device. Verifiable, auditable, and zero-knowledge to the provider.

Native speed

Built in SwiftUI with streaming transfers and a parallel I/O engine. Under 30MB, starts in under a second.

// Product

Designed for the work, not the dashboard.

BucketHub — Overview

Overview

24 buckets · live

Objects

8.42M

↑ 12.4k

Size

4.7 TB

↑ 38 GB

Healthy

22/24

2 stale

Transfers

1,284

Bucket

Provider

Size

Last sync

Status

prod-user-uploads

S3 · us-east-1

1.2 TB

12s ago

SYNCED

media-cdn-origin

R2 · auto

842 GB

1m ago

SYNCED

analytics-archive

GCS · us-c1

2.1 TB

6h ago

STALE

prod-user-uploads / 2026 / 04

prod-user-uploads/2026/04/

Name

Size

Modified

Class

04-21-exports/

—

2h ago

DIR

hero-2026-q2-4k.png

18.4 MB

11m ago

STANDARD

hero-2026-q2-2k.png

6.2 MB

11m ago

STANDARD

manifest.json

412 B

11m ago

STANDARD

changelog.md

2.8 KB

1d ago

STANDARD

archive-2025-q4.tar.zst

14.1 GB

12d ago

GLACIER

Schedules

prod-user-uploads → glacier-archive

● ACTIVE

every day at 03:00 · retain 90d · retry 3×

30d agoLast run: 3h 24m ago · 1.2 TBToday

media-cdn-origin → R2 mirror

● ACTIVE

*/15 * * * * # every 15 minutes

24h agoLast run: 4m ago · 382 objectsNow

Local Mirrors

[ local mirrors view ]

Finder-integrated selective sync UI

1180 × 620 · screenshot placeholder

// The difference

Stop living in five console tabs.

Cloud consoles are built for config, not for day-to-day operation. BucketHub is built for the 100 times a week you just need to see what's going on.

Before BucketHub

Web consoles & CLI soup

✕Three browser tabs, three logins, three different UIs
✕Re-auth every 60 minutes, MFA dance every time
✕Status is a refresh away — you never actually know
✕Schedules live in cron files on some EC2 you forgot about
✕Keys in your shell history, credentials scattered in ~/.aws
✕30+ seconds to answer "is the backup running?"

With BucketHub

One native Mac app

✓One window. Cmd-1, Cmd-2, Cmd-3 between providers.
✓Credentials live in Keychain. Biometric unlock, once.
✓Live dashboard. The answer is always on screen.
✓Schedules are first-class, with history and retry rules.
✓Client-side AES-256. Keys stay on device, period.
✓Open the app. It's already green.

// CLI

Prefers the keyboard? So does BucketHub.

Every action in the app is a command. Script it, pipe it, drop it in a Makefile — same engine, no extra install.

zsh — ~/work

$buckethub sync prod-user-uploads --to r2://backup-mirror

⎯ scanning prod-user-uploads (s3://us-east-1)

⎯ 8,421,204 objects · 1.18 TB · diff 12,482 new, 318 changed

⎯ transferring ████████████████████ 100% · 48s · 2.4 Gb/s

✓ mirror up-to-date · r2://backup-mirror · checksum verified

$buckethub schedule add "0 3 * * *" sync prod-user-uploads --glacier

✓ schedule #7 created · next run in 4h 12m

$buckethub status --watch

// Pricing

Fair pricing. No seats tax.

Free during beta. After launch, one flat price for pros, and a team plan when you need it.

Free

For side projects and trying things out.

$0/ forever

Up to 3 buckets across any provider
Live dashboard & file browser
Client-side encryption
Manual transfers & mirroring
Community support

Download free

Pro

For developers managing real workloads.

$12/ month

Unlimited buckets & providers
Scheduled backups & retention rules
Local mirrors & Finder integration
CLI access & scripting API
Priority email support

Start 14-day trial

// FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where does my data live? Does BucketHub proxy anything?

Nowhere new. BucketHub talks directly to your provider's API from your Mac. No middle server, no object passes through our infrastructure. The only thing we see is anonymous crash telemetry, and you can turn that off.

How does client-side encryption actually work?

Files are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before upload, using a per-bucket key derived from a master key stored in your macOS Keychain. We never see the keys, and the key never leaves the device. Decryption happens on download, in the app. You can rotate keys and export them at any time.

What macOS versions are supported?

macOS 14 Sonoma and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel. The app is a universal binary, under 30MB, and typically starts in well under a second on modern hardware.

Does BucketHub support other providers? Backblaze, Wasabi, MinIO?

Anything with a strict S3-compatible API works today — that includes Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces, and self-hosted MinIO. First-class support (native icons, provider-specific features like R2 event notifications) covers AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, and Google Cloud Storage.

What happens to my schedules when my Mac is asleep?

Schedules run when the app is running. If your Mac is asleep, the schedule queues and runs on wake — or you can install the optional launch agent, which wakes the app headlessly to run jobs on time. For production workloads, pair BucketHub with the CLI on a server.

Is there a Windows or Linux version?

Not today. BucketHub is deeply native to macOS — SwiftUI, Keychain, Finder integration, and system-level scheduling. A cross-platform port isn't on the near-term roadmap, but the CLI runs anywhere Go runs.

What does the free beta include, and what changes at launch?

During beta, every feature is free and unlocked so you can evaluate it fully. At launch, the Free tier stays free for up to 3 buckets with manual operations; scheduling, unlimited buckets, and CLI move to the Pro plan. Beta users get Pro free for six months after launch as a thank-you.

How do I cancel, and what happens to my data?

Cancel anytime from the app or the billing page — your account drops back to the Free tier at the end of the period. Your cloud buckets are untouched, because they live with your provider, not us. Local mirrors stay on disk until you delete them.

Stop tab-surfing your infrastructure.

Free during beta. One-minute install. No credit card required.

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