Synchronize Pro X for Mac
Make a bootable backup of your OS X system.
$49.95
In English
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Synchronize Pro X overview
Synchronize! Pro X is a professional-strength system backup and file synchronization utility for OS X with many uses. As an example, you can use Synchronize! Pro X to backup your OS X startup disk to another hard disk, so that the backup disk is bootable. Update your backup with "Fast scan" enabled, and it will be done 10x faster! Or you can sync your home folder with a file server, or your PowerBook, or a FireWire disk, so that the files on both are up-to-date.
Synchronize! Pro X is specifically engineered for OS X, taking advantage of the modern properties of the operating system, such as pre-emptive multitasking, and supporting the full capabilities of the file system, including 255-character Unicode file names and OS X file permissions. Files are copied at the maximum speed possible, using pre-emptive multitasking to full advantage. It makes bootable backups of OS X system disks, without logging in as 'root'. "Fast scan" makes updating a bootable backup incredibly quick, and real-time folder watching starts backups when files are changed. Old files can be archived rather than deleted. The status of backups can be monitored and accessed from any Web browser and email can be sent when backups happen, don't happen or have errors.
Synchronize! Pro X actions can be scheduled to be performed at night or at any preset time, once or periodically, without anyone present. Passwords can be supplied automatically for file server connections.
What’s new in version 6.9
Version 6.9:
- Removed the requirement for connection to the Qdea server to register a serial number.
Synchronize Pro X for Mac
$49.95
In English
Version 6.9
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Jan 15 2020
Version: 6.8.5
The site says "The online store is no longer available".
This app is soon going "no-ware"... :-D
Apr 7 2019
Version: 6.8.5
I'm worried that Qdea has abandoned SyncPro. The last update was in December 2017, and I'm already getting macOS warnings that the program is not up-to-date. I've had to switch to SuperDuper for making bootable backups, and I feel like it won't be long before I have to switch to a new program for my file backups. Thoughts?
Apr 25 2016
Version: 6.8.2
I've been using Synchronize Pro and Synchronize Plus now for maybe close to 10 years. The Developer has always been supportive via email. It works well for me (I use Carbon Copy but it doesn't two "two-way" synchronization) and it a tool in my Mac bag that I can't do without. I appreciate the updates and will pay for good equipment or apps or software. Thank you.
Patrick
Nov 11 2015
Version: 6.8
My turn to put my two cents here. ;-)
I wrote a few years ago that SyncPro was the best, it surely was an excessive statement. I must say it's just that I was used to it.
Certainly it's not for its "gorgeous" GUI ;-) but at least it's clear.
Chronosync is its best competitor for half the price and it's perfect for simple syncing, but gets very complicated when you try and set up things precisely — at least, it's not obvious to me. ;-)
What I appreciate in SyncPro is the sync documents. Some might say that Chronosync has them too and I suppose that when you get used to its settings, it's ok. (What I like in Chronosync is the documents manager that allow to run multiple syncs in a row)
One great thing about SyncPro is its wide compatibility: Intel/PPC since OS X 10.4! (that's why I still use it on my old machines — I don't have the latest version, though ;-) ) I only know of iBackup that can run in so many OSes, but it has a different approach.
We all agree that Sync Pro is overpriced and they probably rely on their existing user base, hence their price policy. ;-)
It's quite obvious that any potential new user will run for Chronosync instead, if they need complex syncing, or choose a free alternative such as backupList+, FolderWatch or else for simple tasks.
