Resilio Sync: Your Personal File Transfer and Backup Solution
Resilio Sync offers a fast and secure way to transfer files directly between your devices, eliminating cloud storage limitations and ensuring your data privacy. Share photos, videos, and documents of any size without restrictions.
Build Your Private Cloud:
Connect and seamlessly sync files across your Mac, PC, NAS, and even servers. Access files stored on your home computer or work laptop from your mobile device. Resilio Sync encrypts all files during transfer and never stores your data on third-party servers, safeguarding against unauthorized access.
Key Features:
- Unlimited Storage: Sync as much data as your hard drive or SD card can hold. Transfer large files up to 16 times faster than cloud services.
- Automatic Camera Backup: Automatically back up photos and videos as you take them, freeing up valuable space on your phone. Easily back up any phone data to a designated computer folder.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Access and manage your files from tablets, PCs, Macs, NAS devices, and servers, regardless of location.
- One-Time Send: Quickly and privately share files with friends and family without creating a permanent sync connection or sharing entire folders. Send large files like photos, videos, and movies directly.
- Direct Peer-to-Peer Transfers: Files are transferred directly between devices using BitTorrent P2P technology, bypassing cloud servers for enhanced privacy and speed. Connect devices via QR code, even offline on a local network.
- Space-Saving Features: Selective Sync allows you to choose which files to sync, saving storage space. Easily clear synced files to free up device space.
- Universal File Support: Supports all major file types, including photos, videos, music, PDFs, documents, and ebooks.
For optimal performance and to avoid data overage charges, disable the "Use Cellular Data" setting.
Important Note: Resilio Sync is designed for personal file synchronization and is not compatible with torrent file-sharing applications.
