Sync Folders Pro

I’m backing up my cloud-based files to external backups. I was looking for a solution and came across sink folders Pro and found my solution. I now have extra time instead of paranoia with my file management.

Primary use is to create a redundant drive in addition to my TimeMachine back up. It does a great job of auto syncing those disks to an editable back up drive. First rate!

I use this utility every day to literally backup my backup. Having lost files to crashes in the past, triple-redundancy for my critical files is a must. In addition to the Time Machine backups I keep critical documents in an Archives external volume, and then backup that volume to another external drive. (External drives are so inexpensive that there’s no reason to not have all you need!)

Keeping track of multiple file changes and updates can be maddening. Sync Folders Pro makes it easy and seamless.

I’ve been using Sync Folders Pro across multiple Apple devices, including my iPad, iPhone, Mac Studio, and iMac workstations, and it’s been fantastic for keeping all my files in sync. The interface is user-friendly, and the app makes it easy to set up folder syncing across devices. One of the best features is the ability to schedule tasks, allowing folders to sync automatically 24/7 without me having to check in constantly. Occasionally, I run into minor connectivity issues, but they’re generally easy to resolve. Overall, a reliable tool that simplifies syncing across my devices!

I have this app set to auto sync two very important folders (one of which is an online folder) and it works fantasticly.

I have been happily using Sync Folders Pro for years and appreciate its ease of use, straightforward user interface, and flexibility. I works for me very well indeed.

Not perfect. For various reasons I have 50-plus Tera-Bytes of storage. A recent processor upgrade led to a general system review -- while this was happening a significant thunderstorm passed directly over head . . . which is why I have redundant HDDs. A massive re-storing of several drives, re-purchases of several enclosures, a review of my line power-conditioning, and then, a sorting of file redundancies and less than ideal data storing efficiencies . . . all meant that I was duplicating files with Finder a lot for two weeks after this started. While it is so, that Sync Folders Pro is time consuming, and is less than perfect at including everything in a folder. It is the best of the better. Two days ago while changing the disk format of several drives I opted for the free trial of Carbon Copy Cloner-- which is about 40% faster at large file duplication. It is also sometimes balky, declining to use a HDD I have just reformated because CCC has said that the old format is somehow full, when I can see nothing. And when I check the results with Sync Folders Pro -- EVERY TIME Sync Folders Pro spent several tens of minutes filling out the deficiencies. Finder does not get everything. CCC does not get everything. Sync Folders Pro gets more than the others. But the Operator must do his own checks -- AND have redundant back-ups. Highly Recommended!!!

I am a video editor and I constantly have to backup all the material and editing, this application is perfect. Thanks

Sync Folders Pro has become an essential part of my workflow, handling my massive multimedia collection with ease. With close to 100,000 files to manage, I needed a robust solution for backing up and syncing between my home and office setups. This app delivers on all fronts. The standout feature is its ability to handle large-scale file operations without breaking a sweat. It's incredibly reliable, ensuring that every single file in my extensive collection is accurately synced and backed up. The peace of mind this provides is invaluable. The user interface is intuitive, making it simple to set up sync jobs even for complex folder structures. I appreciate the flexibility in scheduling options, allowing me to automate syncs at convenient times. Performance is impressive - it's fast and efficient, even when dealing with a large number files. I've noticed minimal impact on system resources during syncs, which is crucial for my work.