Batchsync

Looking for a handy software solution to sync files between your computers and other machines via FTP? Check out Batchsync. This is an easy-to-use Managed File Transfer (MFT) app that's packed with features for all your file transfer and sync needs.

File Transfer Made Simple

Batchsync can automatically handle file transfers using SSH, FTP, FTP/S, and SFTP. It's pretty cool because it can move files from Windows systems to other platforms like Linux, FreeBSD, Mac, Amazon EC2, Raspberry Pi, and even NanoPi!

User-Friendly Setup

The best part? Batchsync has a user-friendly interface! You can set up new tasks easily using a wizard. Just name your task, pick a transfer mode, configure connection settings, and choose the files you want to sync.

Transfer Modes at Your Fingertips

You can choose how you want to transfer files: send only, receive only, or create a two-way sync. This means both sending and receiving files until the folders are identical. How cool is that?

Advanced Options for Savvy Users

When selecting your source folder, you can use advanced data variables like year, month, and day. You have options too; connect to Linux or Mac via SSH or hook up to a Windows IIS server through FTP/S. You can even link to standard FTP servers!

Smooth Connections Every Time

Once you set up your connection settings (like host or IP address), Batchsync connects quickly to the remote server. Your task gets added to the list but doesn't start automatically—you can create more tasks first if you like before kicking them off all at once!

Your Sync Job Insights

You'll see plenty of useful log details during syncing: number of items transferring, total data moved, speed of transfer, and any errors that pop up. You can also edit task properties anytime—like deleting source files after successful syncs to save disk space.

Schedule & Notifications

If you're busy later on, no worries! You can schedule your sync jobs for another time and even set up email notifications.

Proven Performance

In our tests on the latest Windows version, Batchsync ran smoothly. It handled sync jobs quickly without using too many system resources. With its intuitive design and detailed settings options, Batchsync is perfect for anyone needing a reliable file syncing application.