Still babysitting 400 GB uploads in a browser tab? Portage moves heavy media between cloud and drives — fast, verified, no terminal. Built native for the Macs that cut film.
Portage wraps heavy-duty transfer infrastructure in a native Mac interface. It keeps the power, removes the terminal, and makes verification part of the workflow.
Any transfer, any time after: one click re-checks every byte against the destination, hash by hash. Know your footage arrived bit-perfect — before you wipe the cards.
Kick off a transfer and get back to your timeline. Progress lives on the Dock icon and in a menu bar mini-dashboard — per-file speed, percentage and ETA, one click away.
Two machines, one network — or one Tailscale. Portage moves media directly over SFTP, no upload-then-download round trip, no storage bill for the privilege.
Portage moves data directly between your Mac and the storage you connect. Credentials and OAuth tokens stay on your machine. No analytics, no tracking.
Portage ships a built-in MCP server: connect Claude — or any AI assistant — and ask what no file manager answers. What's eating my Drive? Any duplicate takes? How's the migration doing? The assistant sees your storage; you keep the wheel.
Open About → MCP, copy one command, and Claude — Code or Desktop — can browse your remotes, search, hunt duplicates by checksum and narrate live transfer status.
Portage drives the same battle-tested engine trusted by sysadmins for a decade — wrapped in an interface made for people who'd rather be editing.
The other 67 are in the same menu. Connect storage, choose origin and destination, start moving. No scripts. No memorized flags. No fragile browser sessions.
Portage is in open beta and free while we polish. The feedback button is built into the title bar — what you report shapes what ships.
Portage moves data directly between your Mac and the storage you connect. Credentials and OAuth tokens stay on your machine. No analytics, no tracking.