Synchromat performs true folder (directory) synchronization. File modifications and deletions are tracked in a database. Innovative algorithms do not rely on system clock accuracy. Supports virtually any file system.

One-way synchronization can be specified. All target folders become exact (backup) copies of the source folder.

A sync job is a set of folders (two or more folders) you want to be identical. Synchromat allows you to have as many jobs as you need. Also you can do routine multiple-job synchronization with just one click.

You can select more than two folders for mutual synchronization. After synchronization, all the folders will have the same contents.

Synchromat has the ability to sync automatically when file changes are detected, a removable device is connected, a time period elapses, or when a user logs on or off. You can also use the Windows Task Scheduler to set the exact synchronization schedule you want.

Use advanced filter options when you need selective synchronization. Files and folders can be selected by name, path, attributes, modification time, size and more.

Update and back-up files over a local network or the Internet.

Deleted files in one synchronization folder are deleted in any other synchronization folder(s). You can turn this option Whenever necessary.

Synchronize a removable devices (USB key, flash drive, CDRW) with a local drive. Get both the performance of local drives and the mobility of removable drives. USB key lost or damaged? Your local drive always has an up-to-date copy. Hard drive crash? Your removable drive has the most current version of all your critical data.