wtf is rclone-app?

RcloneApp is a desktop application that gives a visual interface to Rclone, a well known command line tool for moving and syncing files between your computer and cloud storage services. Instead of learning and typing text commands, this app lets you manage cloud storage through buttons, menus, and windows, while still using the full power of Rclone underneath. The app supports connecting to more than forty different storage providers, including Google Drive, Amazon S3, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Backblaze B2, with a setup process that walks you through logging into each one through your browser. Once connected, you can build file transfer or sync jobs visually, watch their progress in real time with speed and time estimates, and pause, resume, or cancel them as needed. You can also save transfer setups as reusable profiles, and schedule tasks to run automatically on an hourly, daily, weekly, or custom schedule, including chaining several tasks together in sequence. Other included tools are a dual pane file browser for looking at local and cloud files side by side, a mount manager that lets you make cloud storage appear as a normal drive on your computer, and a live terminal viewer for seeing the underlying commands and logs. The interface can be switched between basic, advanced, and expert modes depending on how much detail you want to see. To use it, Rclone itself must already be installed on your computer, and a first run setup wizard helps detect it automatically or lets you point to it manually. The app is released under the MIT license.