SyncBack Touch

With SyncBack Touch, any user can manage to remotely configure another desktop as a backup location for any of the files secured on your workstation.

Without this service, there is no other option to enjoy the benefits of SyncBack products, and as a result, no connection can be established between the two particular elements. Ultimately, you might find it useful if you are dealing with sensitive information that could easily end up stolen.

SyncBack Touch only works if you've already installed SyncBack Pro on both computers you'd like to have connected. This particular service only manages the connection aspect of the two particular programs installed on your computers. Everything is done remotely and quite frankly, apart from the connection part, the original app perks remain untouched.

I found it useful in situations where I wanted to create backups of certain files, but did not want to use an external drive or similar hardware to create those backup files. Instead, I could directly execute backup procedures on my other machine, remotely, via the established network connection.

A profile will have to be created, and you will have to choose the level of complexity you'd like to familiarize yourself with. Other than these small settings, the whole procedure is pretty straightforward.

One must install this service for it to be active within the application, but other than that, there isn't much else one has to do before actually establishing the connection between whatever desired devices are found.

SyncBack Touch, one could say, is the remote connection component any SyncBack user dreamed about, especially when attempting to use another machine as a backup source or location. The whole procedure is not difficult, although it requires a bit of attention on the user's side.