The Next Generation

Synk Standard is the spiritual successor to Synk 5, and contains the core set of backup and synchronization tools—scheduling, archiving, preview, rules, and so forth—in a new, redesigned interface, with new options. Of course, Synk Standard features ZeroScan, the revolutionary new technology in all of Synk 6.

At a Glance

The first thing you'll see when you open Synk Standard is the brand-new summary display. At a glance, you can see the status of any scheduled runs that have executed since you last opened Synk, any problems detected, and generally anything that would warrant your attention.

Knowledge is Power

Text logs are so 20th century. Synk Standard features a new, database-driven log system that allows you to view, filter, and search your run history in ways never before possible. We also can include more information in the database, so that the info you want can be available when you need it, but not cluttering up a text file and getting in the way when you don't need it.

(Speaking of information, check out the new inspector pane. Get the inside dirt on a file during a preview, or see the details of a logged event. Good stuff.)

Look Before You Leap

Synk's preview display shows you exactly what's going to happen before it does, giving you the chance to check in on things, make manual overrides, and test out your rules to make sure you've got them right before committing all of your data to them.

Be Exclusive

Synk automatically excludes a lot of files that really aren't needed. (Is it truly important that your Safari cache be prepopulated when you restore your system?) There may be additional files that you don't want copied, however, and Synk Standard has you covered. Simply create a rule to exclude the items you choose, using a wide range of criteria such as filename, size, label, and comments. You can even drop examples of what you want to exclude into the rule interface to automatically match with their attributes.

And More...

There's no way we can cover everything Synk Standard does on this one webpage; we've even had to leave the archiving and scheduling descriptions on the Synk Backup page to save space. So download a copy today and give it a spin. You'll be surprised at how much you can do with little effort. That's the Synk way of doing things.