Organize 3.1 SYNC, a Windows application for desktops and laptops, takes care of the headache of keeping files updated in all locations in today’s fast-moving world, where we use multiple computers and devices for work, social activity, and fun. It ensures that folders in two or more locations contain identical updated files. Unlike some other sync programs, Organyze SYNC does not delete a file in the target folder if a similar-named file has been deleted in the source folder. We have maintained this feature to ensure that if you delete a file in one place by mistake (or even deliberately), you do not lose that file everywhere. To delete a file you need to delete it separately from the various machines you use.

– Attractive and easy-to-use interface – Synchronize data between your desktop PC and laptop via a pen drive or external hard disk. – Flexible options of setting sync either one-way (say, from your pen drive to your PC or back) OR two-way (simultaneously from your pen drive to your PC and back) – Supports all file formats, except (for security reasons) some formats such as exe and your PC registry files. – Supports files of any size. – Synchronization provides an easy and reliable backup solution – Selective syncing: you can include and exclude selective file formats, date ranges.

Features

Organyze Sync, now known as Informachine Sync after a merger, is a file synchronization tool that helps you keep your files identical across different devices. Here are some of its key features:

• Selective Synchronization: You can choose which folders and files to sync, allowing you to focus on the important stuff. You can even exclude specific file formats or files based on date ranges for more granular control.

• One-way or Two-way Sync: Organyze Sync offers flexibility in how you synchronize your data. One-way sync acts like a backup, copying files from a source (like a USB drive) to a destination (like your PC). Two-way sync keeps files identical on both devices, updating any changes made on either side.

• Safefile Deletion: Unlike some sync programs, Organyze Sync won’t delete a file in the destination folder if it’s been deleted in the source folder. This prevents accidental data loss if you delete something unintentionally.

• Large File Support: Organyze Sync can handle files of any size, so you won’t have to worry about limitations when syncing large documents or media files.

• Offline Syncing: While Organyze Sync can connect directly between devices, it can also utilize external storage devices like USB drives as a transfer medium. This allows you to sync data even when you’re offline.

Pros

Cons

• Limited syncing capabilities: There’s a possibility that Organyze Sync might not synchronize all data types perfectly. Some reviews mention that syncing with Google calendars might be restricted, with only partial data transfer [MSD Organizer 12.8 Review – Pros, Cons and Verdict | Top Ten Reviews]. This could disrupt your workflow if you rely heavily on specific data points.
• Potential reliance on the Organyze app: It’s not entirely clear if Organyze Sync offers standalone functionality. There’s a chance you might need the main Organyze app to be installed and running for synchronization to occur. This could limit your options if you prefer a more lightweight solution.
• Lack of user reviews: Since Organyze Sync might be a part of a larger software suite, it might be difficult to find specific reviews focused solely on the syncing functionality. This makes it harder to gauge real-world user experiences and identify potential issues.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind:

• Security: Make sure you understand how Organyze Sync handles your data security. Where is your data stored? What encryption methods are used?
• Cost: If Organyze Sync is a separate product, there might be associated costs. Consider if the pricing aligns with the features and the value it brings to your workflow.