CloudPull
CloudPull is a utility for macOS that automates the backup of Google account data—including Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, Google Calendar, Google Contacts and other Google services—to your local Mac storage. It runs on a schedule or on-demand, creating local archives of cloud data for offline access, long-term preservation, or disaster recovery purposes. The app is used by individuals and small teams who want to maintain independent copies of their Google data outside Google's servers.
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1 suggestionWe found very limited public information about CloudPull's current native Apple Silicon support status. The search results do not mention whether a native build is available or planned. Given that we are less than two years away from September 2028 when Apple removes Rosetta 2 entirely, it is important to clarify this now: contact Golden Hill Software directly through their website to ask whether a native Apple Silicon (Universal Binary or arm64) build of CloudPull exists or is in development. If the vendor confirms a native build is coming, ask for a target timeline. If they indicate no native build is planned, you may want to evaluate alternative backup solutions for Google data—services like Google Takeout (free, built into Google), Backblaze, or Duplicacy offer native macOS support and can accomplish similar backups. For the moment, CloudPull continues to run under Rosetta 2, but that will no longer be an option after macOS 28 (September 2028).
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