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@MAX SyncUp

@MAX SyncUp is a feature-rich utility for backing up and synchronizing data on a local network or over the Internet. @MAX SyncUp provides an Apple Time Machine style backup using hard links. It allows for the effective remote synchronizing through an RSync-like algorithm to...

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  • Free Personal
  • Proprietary

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Platforms

  • Windows
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Features

  1.  Support for Rsync
  2.  Support for SFTP
  3.  Time-machine
  4.  WebDAV Support
  5.  File Sync

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@MAX SyncUp was added to AlternativeTo by atmaxsoftware on and this page was last updated . @MAX SyncUp is sometimes referred to as MAX SyncUp, SyncUp. 

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Finally! A modern file synchronisation tool!!

Designed for today's operating systems, not those from the turn of the century!

Well maintained, and up-to-date!!

And truly free (of charge) though not open-source.

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What is @MAX SyncUp?

@MAX SyncUp is a feature-rich utility for backing up and synchronizing data on a local network or over the Internet. @MAX SyncUp provides an Apple Time Machine style backup using hard links. It allows for the effective remote synchronizing through an RSync-like algorithm to detect and transfer only the changed parts of files. It can also manage your important data using Google Drive, USB drives, a networked PC, NAS, (S)FTP, or a WebDAV server.