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Each source creates a private fingerprint locally. Multiverse compares that signal instead of receiving the file itself.
Multiverse recognizes the same file across your computer, iPhone, iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and more — even when the filenames are different.
Your files stay where they are. Only a private content fingerprint is sent for matching.
A photo can have a different name on your phone, computer, and cloud drive. Multiverse looks past the name and recognizes the content, so you can finally see the whole picture.
Each source creates a private fingerprint locally. Multiverse compares that signal instead of receiving the file itself.
Matching files appear in one group, with their different names and real locations kept visible.
Choose what to keep; the rest can be shredded - only after you approve, and never the last copy.
Start with your computer or phone, then add the drives and clouds that matter to you. Once two places are connected, every match tells you something you can act on:
Mac, Windows, or Linux. Pick the folders that matter and let them be compared with everything else you connect.
In the appYour camera roll, matched against your computer and clouds, without a single photo leaving the phone.
In the appFind what iCloud is keeping that your Mac or iPhone already has under another name.
In the appSign in once. Drive uploads, shared copies, and downloads become one file in your view.
One-click sign-inSign in once. Multiverse recognizes the Dropbox copy of a photo even when your phone renamed it.
One-click sign-inPersonal or work account. Copies in OneDrive, on your PC, and on your phone stop counting as three files.
One-click sign-inBuckets and repositories too, with the keys and tokens you already manage.
For developersThe matching system is built around a simple boundary: your content stays with you. Only the information needed to recognize an identical copy travels to Multiverse.
Connect your first source and let Multiverse show you the copies hiding in plain sight.
Get started freeSee what matches, where each copy lives, and what can safely be reviewed before anything is moved.