Are you having problems trying to keep multiple copies of folders on different computers updated?

nsync can help you solve this problem in 3 easy steps!

Drag and drop a folder into the left box. Alternatively, click on the box and browse for the folder using the explorer.
Drag another folder and drop it on the right box.
Click on the Sync! button which appears!

nsync is a free, open source software that performs synchronization of your data between desktop PCs, laptops, USB drives and more!

Why use synchronization software?

Two folders are kept updated and current.
No more copying and pasting and answering many 'Replace/Move/Ignore' questions.
Fast, as only changes to files/folders are propagated.
Files and folders are updated both ways and conflicts resolved.
Deleted and renamed files and folders are taken care of.
Subfolders, files and file types can be excluded from the synchronization process.

Why use nsync for synchronization? (Features Highlight)

Synchronize folders in just 3 simple steps
Drag & Drop the folders. No complex navigation and search
Built-in help & notification system gives you timely advice unobtrusively
Intelligent management of file paths allows you to sync without worries
Preview changes to be done before you sync for peace of mind
TrackBack ensures that your data is safe while performing synchronization.
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Screenshots

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Technical Requirements

nsync is built for Windows and runs on the Microsoft .NET platform. An internet connection is required during the installation if you do not have the .NET framework. nsync currently works on 32-bit (x86) systems. If you're interested in our source code, take a look at the Developer Guide.

Documentation

V2.0 Developer Guide

V2.0 User Guide

Download nsync V2.0

Installer (ZIP) | Installer (EXE) | Source Code

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