Your spaces, right in Finder.
Open a session file straight from Cuevue, save it, and the whole team sees the new file. Files download only when you open them, so a big library takes no disk space until you need it.
Requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later and a Cuevue account.
What shows up in Finder.
Each space gets a folder, and each project inside it gets its own.
FilesRead and write
Every project's files and folders. Open them in any app, save over them, drag new ones in, rename, move or delete. Changes show up in the web app right away.
VersionsRead only
Each project's versions, ready to open or drag into a session. Upload new versions from the web app.
DocsRead only
Turn on Show documents in the Cuevue app to see your docs as Markdown files you can read and search from Finder. Edit them in the web app.
Built not to lose your work.
Finder behaves the way you expect, and Cuevue covers the moments it usually goes wrong.
Works offline
Right-click a file or folder and choose Keep Downloaded to have it on hand without a connection. Remove Download frees the space again.
Trash you can undo
A file moved to the Trash in Finder is deleted in Cuevue too, and can be restored from Deleted files in the web app for 30 days.
No lost saves
If a teammate saves the same file while you are editing it, Cuevue keeps both. Yours lands next to theirs as a conflicted copy.
Same permissions
Drive follows your role in each space, exactly like the web app. If you can't change something there, you can't change it in Finder.
Set up in three steps.
Install and sign in
Drag Cuevue to Applications, open it, and sign in with your Cuevue account.
Allow it in System Settings
macOS asks you to turn on Cuevue's File Provider extension once. The help article shows exactly where.
Find Cuevue in Finder
Cuevue appears under Locations in the Finder sidebar, with a folder for each space you belong to.
Your next save, everyone's latest.
Requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later and a Cuevue account.