CyberKiko - FTPSync

Note: The program can be used for free for personal use or in a non-commercial environment. You can use it for only 90 days in a commercial environment before purchasing a license.

FTP (File Transfer Protocols) sites and the content of local directories can easily become out of sync, especially when only one of the two is more frequently updated than the other. In that case, discrepancies can appear between the content advertised on the website and the content you have, making you a target for disinformation. If that is a problem you face frequently, then you should consider using an app like CyberKiko - FTPSync.

If you're expecting some sort of UI, even a cluttered one, then you will be in for a disappointment. CyberKiko - FTPSync is a console type application that can be easily executed from various schedulers and batch files. This means it lacks any sorts of UI, making it that only those of you that know how to edit WIndows INI files will be able to make any use of the file.

It is quite versatile, as it supports FTP and FTPS (secure FTP, explicit & implicit), on pretty much any OS, including UNIX, Microsoft, IBM, and Novell type FTP servers. Any change you make or any new addition you bring to your local folders will automatically be reflected on the FTP site since CyberKiko - FTPSync only does transfers with newly created or recently modified files.

CyberKiko - FTPSync manages to efficiently take advantage of your Internet connection, ensuring that transfers are done with the highest attainable speed.  However, despite expectations, transfers will not affect Internet browsing habits or other downloads in any impactful way, nor does the program affect overall system performance, even during transfers.

While CyberKiko - FTPSync may not be intended for the common user, those of you who possess the proper skill set will be able to perform tasks far faster then you would if you were to do it the old-fashioned way.