FreeFileSync For Mac

FreeFileSync is a multi-platform application designed to help you synchronize multiple folders, whether they are located on the same machine or shared on a local network. It offers a simple, intuitive interface, while also being equipped with a broad range of useful functions.

Setting up a sync job is a fairly simple matter, as you just need to create one or more pairs of directories and compare their contents. The app can check modification times, sizes and file contents.

Once the comparison has been performed, you need to choose from one of the available synchronization methods, although you can also create your own. The application can either perform a two-way sync, create a mirror backup of the left folder or just copy new or updated files to the right directory.

All file transfers are logged and can be reviewed at a later date, and the app also displays general statistics to let you know how many new or modified items have been moved from one folder to another, as well as how many files have been deleted.

Moreover, you can save your folder configurations if you want to perform the same action at a later date.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to run an operation continuously and keep folders synchronized at all times or schedule jobs without being familiar with the command console.

FreeFileSync has a simple layout, and you move, resize, detach or even disable its various panels at any time, and then reset the interface to its default state. However, the app does appear to be rather outdated as far as looks are concerned, although this is not a major issue by any means.

Overall, FreeFileSync is a straightforward multi-platform utility that can help you transfer files between two or more directories and ensure their contents are synchronized at all times.