Google’s cloud storage solution is tipped to go live next week, and some of the apps and supporting information have already leaked.

The Next Web is reporting that Google Drive is likely to launch next Tuesday where it will be joining Dropbox, Amazon, Apple, and others in a very crowded market. Like its competitors, Google Drive will offer a free entry level service with 5GB of storage. That’s more than Dropbox’s free plan, but it’s also less than what Amazon offers (where you can get 20GB of storage for under a dollar)

Speaking of apps, Google Drive is rumored to have apps for OSX, Windows, iOS, and Android. What’s more, the OSX app has already leaked. TechCrunch found and installed it last night. It doesn’t work, of course, but the app does exist.