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Dropbox announced Dropbox for Microsoft Copilot, an integration that lets users find and summarize Dropbox content within Copilot, draft documents in Microsoft Word, and save generated text back to Dropbox with shared links.
Dropbox integrates with Meta Muse to automate file organization and workflow tasks using AI, enhancing productivity for client projects.
Dropbox integrates with Grok Bot, enabling the AI assistant to access and utilize Dropbox resources for enhanced productivity.
Dropbox and SpaceXAI are integrating Dropbox into the Cursor AI Marketplace, allowing developers to reference and manage Dropbox files while building projects in Cursor.
Dropbox has updated its terms of service effective January 1, 2027, covering user agreements, data permissions, and privacy policies.
Dropbox integrates with Gemini App to enable file access and content creation, such as Google Workspace documents, directly within the AI chat interface.
Box announces a deeper partnership with OpenAI to securely integrate enterprise content into ChatGPT, with native integrations for Dropbox, Box, and SharePoint now rolling out to paid users in ChatGPT Library.
Dropbox files can now be browsed and searched directly within ChatGPT via a new plugin integration, allowing users to add files to prompts without leaving the chat interface.
Dropbox showcases musician Baby Rose's use of its cloud storage for creative projects, including studio sessions, visuals, and music.
This post argues Dropbox is a prime private equity target due to its stable cash flow, high switching costs, and undervaluation, despite slowing growth and lack of innovation. It outlines a potential leveraged buyout and concludes that Dropbox is a feature, not a product.
A personal essay on why Dropbox is invaluable for PC builders, recounting how it saved the author's work when two SSDs failed, and comparing it to alternatives like Backblaze and iCloud.
A founder recounts leaving Dropbox with his co-founder, taking months off during COVID, and then deciding to start Convex together.
Dropbox founder Drew Houston shares the two-step solution to the cold start problem: make a great product that solves user problems, then create viral growth mechanics like referral programs and shared folders.
Dropbox announces its Protect feature to enhance secure sharing, ensuring only authorized people and tools access team content.
Dropbox's Riviera content processing platform, originally built for file previews, has evolved into a shared infrastructure powering multiple products and is now being opened to developers via API and MCP tools.
Sx 2.0 is a desktop app that enables teams to share AI skills via a shared folder (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.), without requiring git or terminal. It translates skills into formats compatible with various AI clients.
Matt Pocock shares a detailed PRD and open-source tool for managing course video publishing workflows, integrating Dropbox, Zapier, and Buffer.
Dropbox founder Drew Houston explains why distribution is more important than product, citing how Dropbox used virality and retention optimization to outcompete rivals and grow to a $9 billion valuation.
Dropbox's Working Smarter podcast episode discusses how AI agents search, reason, and sift through content to deliver answers grounded in team context, featuring ML engineers Jongmin Baek and Marta Mendez.
The Dropbox plugin for Claude allows users to search, organize, save, and share Dropbox files directly within Claude, while respecting existing permissions.