User-selected files
Niapoa operates on files the user chooses from Android storage. It is not a general-purpose browser for every private file in a user's Drive.
Niapoa is an Android application that lets users select files on their device and upload those files directly to their own Google Drive. Niapoa is designed for direct, resumable transfers, so supported interrupted uploads can continue from Google's confirmed upload position instead of restarting from the beginning.
Niapoa provides a user-controlled transfer queue for files the user explicitly selects. The app sends those files to a Niapoa folder in the connected user's Google Drive using Google's authorized Drive API.
Niapoa can remember resumable-session information and Google's confirmed byte position, manage multiple independent transfer lanes, verify completed transfers, and optionally perform user-enabled local cleanup after safety checks.
Niapoa operates on files the user chooses from Android storage. It is not a general-purpose browser for every private file in a user's Drive.
Niapoa uploads selected files to Google Drive using resumable sessions and remembers confirmed transfer progress where supported.
Niapoa is designed to preserve the local source after interrupted or failed transfers. Optional move/delete behavior is user controlled and protected by transfer verification checks.
Niapoa uses Google OAuth so a user can connect the Google account they choose.
The application is designed to request the file-specific
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file permission so it can
create, upload, resume, and verify files used with Niapoa.
Google authorization is controlled by Google. Users can disconnect Niapoa or revoke its Google access from their Google Account.
Read the Niapoa Privacy Policy for details about the Google and device data used to provide transfers. Use of Niapoa is also subject to the Niapoa Terms of Service.