Shares that are simply there.

Lagath Link connects your Mac to the shares on NAS devices, other Macs and Windows PCs — and keeps them connected. Quietly, from the menu bar.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store. The app is currently in testing.

If you work with network drives, you know the drill: after waking from sleep a share is missing, the NAS was briefly gone, the server folder has vanished from the Finder. Lagath Link regularly checks that all your shares are connected and restores missing ones on its own.

A glance at the menu bar icon is enough: Lagath Link icon means everything is connected; orange Lagath Link icon means something is missing. A click shows what — and opens any share right in the Finder.

The Lagath Link menu in the menu bar: two servers with their shares, all connected, followed by Connect, Disconnect and Settings

What Lagath Link does

Connects automatically At launch, at the interval you set, after waking from sleep and as soon as the network is back.
Passwords in the keychain Not in plain text in a script, but where macOS keeps passwords safe.
Several shares per server Enter user name and password once, then as many shares as you like.
Find servers on the network One click lists the computers on your local network — no typing addresses.
Mac, NAS and Windows Over SMB, by name or IP address, even over VPN on another network.
One switch per share On connects and keeps it connected, off disconnects.

Everything in one place

The settings are organized by server: computers on the left; address, user name and password on the right, with the shares and their state below.

Lagath Link’s settings window, “Set Up Connections” tab: on the left the servers Computer 1 and Computer 2, on the right connection name, address, user name and password, below them the share Daten, switched on and connected — Two servers, all shares connected.

Requirements

System	macOS 26.6 Tahoe or later
Computer	Mac with Apple silicon or Intel
Languages	English, German
Servers	Shares over SMB — Mac, Windows, NAS

Your data stays with you

Lagath Link connects only to the servers you enter yourself. The app collects nothing, sends nothing to the developer and needs no user account. A complete help is built in and works without internet.

Details in the privacy policy.

Questions?

The help built into the app explains every setting. Answers to frequent questions and a way to get in touch are on the support page.