FoldersSynchronizer Description

FoldersSynchronizer, a popular and handy utility for macOS (Apple Silicon or Intel), synchronizes files, folders, and disks. You can select one or more pairs, of files, folders, or disks and FS will synchronize them or backup them exactly.

FS allows you to organize your backup and sync on multiple sessions that you can save as a file. On each session, you can apply special features like Timers and multiple pairs of folders. You can also use Filters, exclude items, Auto-Mount remote and local volumes, launch AppleScripts, resolve conflicts, execute an exact or incremental copy, include locked documents, etc.

FS can display a panel showing all the files it is going to copy or replace. FS can send a log to a specific email address or save it. It can also sync and quit the application automatically. FoldersSynchronizer was successfully tested on macOS 14 Sonoma. There are also older versions for Intel and PPC macOSs.

Pricing

Pricing Starts At:
$30 per license per 2 machines
Free Trial:
Yes

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Company Details

Company:
Softobe
Year Founded:
1998
Headquarters:
Italy
Website:
softobe.com
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Product Details

Platforms
Mac
Type of Training
Live Online
Customer Support
Phone Support

FoldersSynchronizer Features and Options

Backup Software

Backup Log
Backup Scheduling
Cloud Backup
Compression
Continuous Backup
Encryption
Incremental Backup
Local Server Options
Remote Server Options
Secure Data Storage
Web Access / Restoration

File Sync Software

Audit Trail
Backup and Recovery
Conflict Detection
Real Time Synchronization
Remote Synchronization
Synchronization Scheduling
Two-Way Synchronization