sous Windows, j’avais Synctoy, pratique et puissant, et surtout FIABLE. Sous mac, cet outil me manque… j’ai décidé d’acheter SyncTime et l’outil semble faire l’affaire. Même options, interface similaire, j’espère simplement qu’avec le temps je n’aurai pas de déconvenue et que mes fichiers seront tous là au moment où j’en aurai besoin. A priori, je fais confiance ! Sans quoi, bon petit programme, j’apprécie particulièrement le faire de prévisualiser les copies / suppressions avant de faire une synchro.
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Description
SyncTime is a comfortable, easy-to-use solution to synchronize your files. It allows you to easily keep all your backup copies up to date, even if they are distributed across many devices.
* To find out if this is the right solution for you, you can use SyncTime Lite for free. *
SyncTime covers all possible use cases, yet is designed to be simple to use. From manual, scheduled or completely automatic syncing, to background syncing, bidirectional syncs and sophisticated filters, youll be able to set up your syncs exactly as you imagine.
You can create as many sync items as you need and customize each one individually. In the standard configuration, a sync item consists of two folders: a source and a destination. You can choose any folder reachable in the Finder: it can be located on your Mac, on an external drive, like a USB stick, or on a remote server. Among the possible options you will find:
• select several sources and destinations: all the sources will be virtually merged and copied to every destination
• four overwrite policies: overwrite only if the source file is newer than the destination file, overwrite if the source file has a different timestamp or size, always overwrite or never overwrite
• three sync types: one-way sync (copy source to destination), two-way sync (merge source and destination) and one-way move (delete the source files after a successful copy to the destination)
• remove files that don’t exist on the source anymore
• add file filters with names or tags containing specific words or matching a regular expression, or modification dates or sizes in a specific range. Matching files can be excluded, included, or linked to the source file, saving space on the destination directory
• track moved and renamed files
• background syncing: changes performed on your Mac are monitored in real time in order to keep the destination always up to date
• start to sync automatically whenever source and destination become available or set up a custom sync schedule
• every sync item can be dependent on other sync items: it will first trigger the dependencies and run automatically when they are all completed
• three backup strategies: files to be overwritten or removed can be moved to the trash, or to a custom directory, or a full, incremental copy of the destination can be made, linking unchanged files.
Other features include:
• changes have to be confirmed by default: you can inspect the files that will be added, overwritten and removed and preview them in QuickLook
• a running sync can be canceled anytime
• syncs run in parallel
• your Mac can automatically be set to sleep or shut down after all syncs have finished (requires the respective Applescripts, which you can find on the website).
If you have any requests, suggestions or bug reports, please visit the website by clicking the Support button.
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* To find out if this is the right solution for you, you can use SyncTime Lite for free. *
SyncTime covers all possible use cases, yet is designed to be simple to use. From manual, scheduled or completely automatic syncing, to background syncing, bidirectional syncs and sophisticated filters, youll be able to set up your syncs exactly as you imagine.
You can create as many sync items as you need and customize each one individually. In the standard configuration, a sync item consists of two folders: a source and a destination. You can choose any folder reachable in the Finder: it can be located on your Mac, on an external drive, like a USB stick, or on a remote server. Among the possible options you will find:
• select several sources and destinations: all the sources will be virtually merged and copied to every destination
• four overwrite policies: overwrite only if the source file is newer than the destination file, overwrite if the source file has a different timestamp or size, always overwrite or never overwrite
• three sync types: one-way sync (copy source to destination), two-way sync (merge source and destination) and one-way move (delete the source files after a successful copy to the destination)
• remove files that don’t exist on the source anymore
• add file filters with names or tags containing specific words or matching a regular expression, or modification dates or sizes in a specific range. Matching files can be excluded, included, or linked to the source file, saving space on the destination directory
• track moved and renamed files
• background syncing: changes performed on your Mac are monitored in real time in order to keep the destination always up to date
• start to sync automatically whenever source and destination become available or set up a custom sync schedule
• every sync item can be dependent on other sync items: it will first trigger the dependencies and run automatically when they are all completed
• three backup strategies: files to be overwritten or removed can be moved to the trash, or to a custom directory, or a full, incremental copy of the destination can be made, linking unchanged files.
Other features include:
• changes have to be confirmed by default: you can inspect the files that will be added, overwritten and removed and preview them in QuickLook
• a running sync can be canceled anytime
• syncs run in parallel
• your Mac can automatically be set to sleep or shut down after all syncs have finished (requires the respective Applescripts, which you can find on the website).
If you have any requests, suggestions or bug reports, please visit the website by clicking the Support button.
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Application availability
Available in countries
| Country | Price |
|---|---|
| Canada | 12.99 CAD |
| China | 68 CNY |
| France | 9.99 EUR |
| Germany | 9.99 EUR |
| Italy | 9.99 EUR |
| Netherlands | 9.99 EUR |
| Portugal | 9.99 EUR |
| Spain | 9.99 EUR |
| Poland | 4.49 EUR |
| UK | 9.99 GBP |
| India | 999 INR |
| Japan | 1500 JPY |
| Korea, Republic Of | 14000 KRW |
| Poland | 49.99 PLN |
| Russia | 899 RUB |
| Turkey | 299.99 TRY |
| USA | 9.99 USD |
| Korea, Republic Of | 3.29 USD |
| Ukraine | 11.99 USD |
Available for devices
MacDesktop,Versions and releases
Latest version SyncTime: 4.8.1
• Added a workaround for an issue that sometimes caused a source or destination to appear as not available immediately after selecting it from the open panel.
Apps Changes History:
- 8 months ago: New App Version 4.6 ☛ 4.8.1
Reviews
parfait, l’outil qui me manquait
Perfect. Powerful. Solid.
Bought this in a heartbeat after looking through other mediocre file syncing utilities on the app store. Does the job perfectly. Nice array of features and flexibility for the advanced user. Seems very stable and well maintained. I use this app to keep certain folders on my local hard drive in sync with backup copies I store on bare drives (accessed through a hard drive dock). I love the simple interface for seeing what is being added, overwritten, and copied prior to a sync. Right now Im only using manual sync, but the features for auto and scheduled syncing look great as well.
Simply Powerful
Does one thing and does it well! It can sync folders or whole drives. You can choose what to exclude. It can sync both ways or you can choose to have the source completing the target. You can choose to always confirm the sync operation (useful for deletes). It can keep syncing in the background and it’ll auto-mount your network drive if you want. You can have as many sync operations as you want, each with different settings. The UI is very simple — it’s just a list of sync operations. When there’s an error, it shows a detailed error log so you know what’s going on.
Did not sync with windows share.
Setup an automatic sync with a windows share. After the initial sync, it failed to automatically detect new items.
Great App
Had to find a simple app to sync files from main computer to backup drive and to another computer after my expensive software would no longer work on macOS Sierra. This little gem works great!
Works perfectly.
Was using Synk Pro for years but their last update was in 2012 and the program no longers works with Sierra. So after spending about 2 hours digging around I found this simple little app that does the same thing as Synk Pro (less the archive backups). I’ve just completed about an hour of testing and it seems to work beautifully. I’ll be using it for Pro Tools backups to an external drive with auto 5 minute increments.
Perfect!
Works perfectly for syncing my desktop to a network drive at work. Love that they keep updating it. Great UI.
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