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Clone your SharePoint libraries to your Mac.

ShareClone keeps a copy of your SharePoint document libraries on your Mac for offline work. Later syncs fetch only what changed, an interrupted download continues where it stopped, and the app says done only when every file is.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

Free to download. 14-day free trial.

See how it works

Built for locked-down Microsoft 365 organizations. No IT admin consent needed. A Mac app for macOS 15 or later.

The ShareClone window with eight SharePoint libraries from a demo tenant, each with its own state: syncing, up to date, retrying, no connection, needs attention, sign in again and never synced.

Your files live in SharePoint. Your flight, your client site and your audit room have no reliable internet.

Downloading a library by hand means clicking through folders, starting over when the connection drops and guessing what changed since last time.

Getting a sync tool approved by IT can take weeks, if it happens at all.

Three steps, then it runs on its own.

  1. Paste a link.

    Copy any SharePoint link and add the library. Pick the folders you want and where they go on your Mac.

    The add library sheet with a pasted SharePoint link and the folders to clone.

  2. Sign in as usual.

    A built-in sign-in window opens your organization’s normal Microsoft login, multi-factor included. ShareClone never sees your password.

  3. Sync and walk away.

    Downloads run folder by folder in the background. Later syncs fetch only what is new or changed.

    The Finance library syncing, with a progress line and exact file counts.

Pull the plug.

Cut the connection in the middle of a sync. ShareClone keeps every finished file and the part of the file it was on, waits, and carries on from there when the network is back.

Syncing.

Being offline is a normal state for ShareClone: the library shows “No connection” and resumes by itself. A file that changed in SharePoint in the meantime is fetched fresh.

Demo library with placeholder data.

Syncing.

Made for big libraries and bad connections.

A native Mac app with a list and inspector layout, light and dark mode, system fonts and keyboard shortcuts.

It says done when it is done.

Every library shows one clear state and exact counts, like “27 of 31 files”. ShareClone says “Up to date” only when nothing is left, and a sync that ends with files missing says so.

The library list with a status column: Finance syncing 27 of 31 files, Engineering with 6 files that need attention, HR and Research up to date.

Only what changed.

After the first copy, ShareClone checks each file’s version and size and downloads only new or changed files.

The inspector for a library with its recent runs, showing a later sync that fetched only new and changed files.

Take the folders you need.

Pick folders inside a library, choose where each library goes on your Mac and group libraries in nested sidebar folders.

The folder picker inside a library, with some SharePoint folders selected for cloning.

Patient when SharePoint is busy.

When SharePoint throttles requests, ShareClone waits as long as it is asked to and retries with growing pauses, so a large library still finishes.

A library in the Retrying state while SharePoint asks the app to slow down.

A log you can read.

Activity describes each event in a plain sentence, newest first, with the technical details one click away.

The Activity view listing sync events in plain sentences, one of them expanded to show technical details.

Your copy stays yours.

Mirror deletions is off by default. Turn it on and files removed in SharePoint leave your copy too. It only removes local files ShareClone downloaded.

The Mirror deletions setting in a library’s inspector, switched off.

Close the window. ShareClone keeps going.

The ShareClone window with its library list, each library in its own state.
A library in the No connection state, waiting to reach SharePoint, with the note that nothing is lost.

With the menu bar item on, syncs keep running after you close the window. The menu bar shows the worst state across your libraries and a line for each one.

The Activity panel: a paused sync waiting for the network, SharePoint asking the app to slow down, and a finished sync.

Notifications tell you when a sync finishes, needs attention or needs you to sign in again. Routine progress stays quiet.

A library up to date, 214 of 214 files, after a later sync that fetched 3 files.

When you come back, “While you were away” sums up what happened in each library.

Read-only. On your Mac. No admin consent.

  • Read-only

    ShareClone only reads from SharePoint. It never uploads, edits or deletes anything in SharePoint.

  • Your data stays on your Mac

    Your files and your sign-in stay on your Mac. ShareClone has no accounts, no analytics and no tracking, and nothing is sent to us.

  • No admin consent needed

    ShareClone signs in through your organization’s normal Microsoft login in a built-in WebKit window. It does not need an app registration or administrator consent.

  • Your sign-in

    The session ShareClone uses is kept in the macOS Keychain. The sign-in window’s own on-device storage remembers your Microsoft login so you are not asked for MFA every time.

  • Network

    ShareClone talks only to your organization’s own SharePoint and Microsoft sign-in, and to Apple for purchases.

  • Read the privacy policy

Try it for 14 days. Then keep it.

Free to download.

Try everything free for 14 days. No payment needed.

ShareClone Pro

Lifetime

$49.99 once (Lifetime).

Yearly

$19.99 per year (auto-renewing subscription). The yearly subscription renews automatically each year until cancelled. Manage or cancel it any time in your Apple Account settings, at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.

When the trial ends without a purchase, syncing pauses. Your libraries, downloaded files and settings stay exactly as they are. Nothing is deleted.

Purchases are handled by Apple. Restore Purchases is available in the app.

Prices shown in US dollars. Your App Store shows the price for your country.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

Pricing details and purchase questions

Questions

Do I need IT approval or admin consent?

No app registration and no administrator consent are needed. You sign in with your normal Microsoft login in a built-in window, and ShareClone can only see what your own account can see.

Your organization’s own policies still apply, and some organizations restrict downloading company data; check yours.

Does it work with MFA and single sign-on?

Yes. You sign in on your organization’s own Microsoft sign-in page, so MFA and single sign-on work as they do in a browser.

What if my session expires?

The library shows “Sign in again”. Syncs you start yourself can open the sign-in window. Automatic syncs, at launch, after wake or from Sync All, never open a window on their own: they end with “Sign in again” and notify you if notifications are on.

Files already downloaded are untouched, and the sync continues after you sign in.

Does ShareClone upload or change anything in SharePoint?

No. It only reads. It never uploads, edits, renames or deletes anything in SharePoint.

The optional “mirror deletions” setting removes only local files that ShareClone downloaded, and is off by default.

Can it handle very large libraries?

It is built for them: it works folder by folder, resumes after interruptions and fetches only changes on later syncs, with a progress line and exact counts. The first scan of a very large library can take a few minutes, and the item count keeps rising while it works.

What happens when I go offline or my Mac sleeps?

The library shows “No connection”, waits and resumes by itself when you are back. After sleep, ShareClone resumes, and the Activity log notes that the computer was asleep.

Where do my files go?

To the folder you choose for each library, optionally in a subfolder named after the SharePoint site. ShareClone never moves them afterwards.

The list of libraries, the history and your settings are stored in ShareClone’s own app data on your Mac.

What happens when the trial ends?

Syncing pauses. Libraries, downloaded files and settings stay; nothing is deleted. Buy Pro (Lifetime or Yearly) to continue.

Is ShareClone made by Microsoft?

No. ShareClone is an independent product of Davidovski GmbH. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Microsoft or Apple.

Take SharePoint with you.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

Free download. 14-day free trial.

The ShareClone window with eight SharePoint libraries from a demo tenant, each with its own state: syncing, up to date, retrying, no connection, needs attention, sign in again and never synced.