OneDrive

OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud storage service, available as a native macOS desktop client that syncs files between your computer and the cloud. It serves as the primary file storage backend for Microsoft 365 subscribers and personal Microsoft accounts alike, keeping documents, photos, and other files accessible across devices. The desktop app runs in the background, automatically syncing changes so your files stay current on all your machines. Businesses and individuals use OneDrive for file backup, sharing folders with colleagues or family, and integrating cloud storage with Microsoft Office, Teams, and other Microsoft services.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">OneDrive is available as a native Apple Silicon (Universal Binary) application, confirmed running on real Macs in the Rosetta Check community. If you are currently running an older Intel-only build under Rosetta, updating to the latest version will give you better performance and improved battery efficiency on M-series Macs. The simplest way to update is to open OneDrive, click the cloud icon in the menu bar, select Help, and then Check for Updates. Alternatively, download the latest version directly from Microsoft's official OneDrive download page, which will automatically serve the Universal Binary on Apple Silicon Macs. Your settings and synced folders will carry over without any disruption.