Automatically Synchronize Folders Software

Automatically Synchronize Folders Software has a pretty self-explanatory name. It's capable of automatically synchronizing files between two specified directories at a regular time interval, using three methods. The tool doesn't include complicated options, so it can be figured out even by casual PC users.

It's packed in a clear-cut interface made from a single window that shows all options, where the auto-sync mode is turned on by default, although there are no directories established.

You can indicate the first and second directory, as well as set the sync frequency, ranging from one minute to one day. The utility can be asked to copy new and changed files back and forth until the two folders gain identical content. Otherwise, it can only copy the new and changed files from one part to the other.

It can be set to run at every Windows startup to automatically begin the sync job, as well as to start in the system tray, so that you can carry on with your regular PC activity without noticing that the program is running in the background. Apart from the fact that you can execute a sync job on the spot, there are no other notable features available.

It worked smoothly in our tests, without triggering the operating system to hang, crash or prompt error messages. Sync jobs were carried out rapidly, during which the application remained light on system resources consumption, thanks to the fact that it needed low CPU and RAM to work properly.

On the other hand, the "sync now (test)" button has a misleading label: it doesn't simulate file syncing, but actually performs the task on the spot.

To sum it up, Automatically Synchronize Folders Software contains intuitive options for helping you schedule auto file sync between any two folders, and it can be handled by anyone with ease.