bootyhole is a personal homelab project run by Eric Voong, consisting of a small number of self-managed servers used to host personal file storage, media, and backup tooling for the operator's own use.
This specific application is a storage-pooling and backup tool, built on top of rclone, that synchronizes and pools free storage capacity across a small number of Google Drive accounts that the operator personally owns and controls. It runs unattended on the operator's own server and requires access to Google Drive to read, write, and organize files across those accounts.
It is a single-user, personal tool — it is not distributed, not offered as a service to the public, and there is no sign-up flow. The only person who authorizes or uses this application is the operator, against accounts they themselves own.