Wireless Sync
Free App
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About Wireless Sync
Sync files to your computer or NAS.
Sync your photos from your phone to your computer. No need for any cables. It runs on your wireless network (Wi-Fi).
Can be used to communicate with a NAS, Windows computer, MAC computer or basically anything that runs a SMB/CIFS server. SMB/CIFS is the standard Windows file sharing protocol.
Set up a schedule to automatically sync your files periodically.
Features:
- Browse your local network for Network shares.
- Browse local folders.
- Sync files from device to computer.
- Sync files from computer to device.
- Schedule file transfers, e.g. once a day or once a week. The scheduling is inexact to save battery.
- Filter on file type. This will only sync the given file type. Select file when browsing to set filter.
- Bidirectional / two-way syncing (using two tasks with opposite From/To paths)
- Support for removable devices
- Delete files older than a given number of days
Tips & Tricks:
- If network share cannot be found you can enter the computer name or ip address manually.
Example smb://192.168.0.4/ or smb://COMPUTER_NAME/
- For Windows 10, the same username and password used for login should work.
- To sync a single file only, manually enter the complete filename in Filter.
- To directly delete synced files, set "Delete files older than " to 0 days.
Sync your photos from your phone to your computer. No need for any cables. It runs on your wireless network (Wi-Fi).
Can be used to communicate with a NAS, Windows computer, MAC computer or basically anything that runs a SMB/CIFS server. SMB/CIFS is the standard Windows file sharing protocol.
Set up a schedule to automatically sync your files periodically.
Features:
- Browse your local network for Network shares.
- Browse local folders.
- Sync files from device to computer.
- Sync files from computer to device.
- Schedule file transfers, e.g. once a day or once a week. The scheduling is inexact to save battery.
- Filter on file type. This will only sync the given file type. Select file when browsing to set filter.
- Bidirectional / two-way syncing (using two tasks with opposite From/To paths)
- Support for removable devices
- Delete files older than a given number of days
Tips & Tricks:
- If network share cannot be found you can enter the computer name or ip address manually.
Example smb://192.168.0.4/ or smb://COMPUTER_NAME/
- For Windows 10, the same username and password used for login should work.
- To sync a single file only, manually enter the complete filename in Filter.
- To directly delete synced files, set "Delete files older than " to 0 days.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
* Now possible to delete synced files older than a given number of days
* Now possible to delete synced files older than a given number of days
Version update Wireless Sync was updated to version 1.14
More downloads Wireless Sync reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
Version update Wireless Sync was updated to version 1.5
More downloads Wireless Sync reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
What are users saying about Wireless Sync
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Although not well designed interface, but it works very well with syncing to network hdd, thanks to the developer
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Sorry, actually I just realized that there might be other issues preventing my previous test/statement because the app does seem to create subdirectories in other cases (something on my system). I love how small and simple this app really is, kudos to the developer. Please also consider an optional dark color theme as well an option for font size if at all possible, thank you!
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Good app win 10 users login is same as your desktop login pass.
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by N####:
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Does exactly what I need it to without bloat. Thanks for making this, any chance of an iPhone version? Update: After moving to Android 6.0.1 It would no longer sync due to the new permissions system. The SD card path had also changed during the update (This may be a sony only change). After changing the path in the app to match the new path in the android OS and manually providing permissions the app worked great again.
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by X####:
by X####:
Does exactly what I need it to without bloat. Thanks for making this, any chance of an iPhone version? Update: After moving to Android 6.0.1 It would no longer sync due to the new permissions system. The SD card path had also changed during the update (This may be a sony only change). After changing the path in the app to match the new path in the android OS and manually providing permissions the app worked great again.
by H####:
Since latest update: "sync failed" only...