Dropover 5.2.4

Dropover is a Mac App Store utility that adds temporary floating shelves for drag-and-drop: you collect files, folders, links, text, and images in one place, then move, share, or process them in a single action.

How it works on Mac

You open a shelf with a shake gesture, keyboard shortcut, menu bar item, or—on supported macOS versions—Control Center controls added in the 5.2 line. Drop items from Finder, browsers, or other apps onto the shelf, preview and reorder them, then drag everything to a destination folder, Mail, AirDrop, or a custom action. Shelves can be named, color-coded, docked to screen edges, and closed when done. Dropover keeps references to files by default (move on drop, copy with Option) rather than duplicating data until you choose otherwise.

Sharing and power features

Built-in Dropover Cloud can upload shelf contents and copy a share link; you can also connect iCloud Drive, S3, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, or Imgur. Pro unlocks advanced workflow tools such as Shortcuts integration, folder monitoring, Share Extension support, custom actions, and the Command Bar. The app is free with a 14-day full trial; after that a short delay appears before shelf use unless you buy the one-time Dropover Pro in-app purchase (listed at $6.99 on the developer FAQ; regional App Store pricing may differ).

Version 5.2.4

Release 5.2.4, dated June 2, 2026 on the developer site, is a small maintenance update. It fixes Dropover Cloud falsely reporting a maximum file count, stops some Siri Shortcuts from opening Settings unexpectedly, and shows an in-app notice when a newer version is available. Broader 5.2 features—redesigned Instant Actions, macOS Tahoe icon updates, and Control Center shelf controls—shipped in 5.2.0; see earlier What’s New pages for that generation. Requires macOS 13.0 or later per the App Store listing.