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Dropbox alternatives

10 apps that do what Dropbox does, starting with the Productivity apps that share most of its features.

Ordered by category, then by how many of Dropbox’s listed features each app shares, then by our organic score (ratings, visitor feedback, listing completeness, freshness). Payment, Pro plans and verification are not inputs. How ranking works

Alternatives to Dropbox

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  • Position 1

    Secure content cloud for businesses

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 3 of Dropbox's listed features: Audit logs, File sharing and Roles & permissions
    • Integrates with Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, Slack and 1 more
    • Free plan available
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android
  • Position 2

    Password manager for families and businesses

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 2 of Dropbox's listed features: Audit logs and Roles & permissions
    • Integrates with Slack
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android
  • Position 3

    Open-source password manager

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 2 of Dropbox's listed features: Audit logs and Roles & permissions
    • Open source
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android
  • Position 4

    Build apps and workflows on a spreadsheet-database

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Public API
    • Integrates with Google Calendar, Google Drive, Jira and 3 more
    • Free plan available
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android
  • Position 5

    Open-source scheduling

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Public API
    • Integrates with Google Calendar, HubSpot, Outlook and 4 more
    • Open source
  • Position 6

    Notes, tasks and web clips in one place

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Offline mode
    • Integrates with Google Calendar, Google Drive and Outlook
    • Free plan available
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android
  • Position 7

    Open-source notes with end-to-end encryption

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Offline mode
    • Integrates with Dropbox
    • Open source
    • Available on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android
  • Position 8

    Connected workspace for docs, wikis and projects

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Public API
    • Integrates with Figma, GitHub, Google Drive and 3 more
    • Free plan available
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android
  • Position 9

    Tasks, habits and a focus timer in one app

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Offline mode
    • Integrates with Google Calendar and Outlook
    • Free plan available
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android
  • Position 10

    To-do lists and task planning for busy people

    Why it’s here

    • Shares 1 of Dropbox's listed features: Offline mode
    • Integrates with Dropbox, Gmail, Google Calendar and 3 more
    • Free plan available
    • Available on Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android

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