About SyncTool
SyncTool synchronizes files between an Android phone and a server or local storage. Supported targets include local files, FTP, and an ownCloud service. Users choose a direction—copy from one side to the other, copy in both directions, or apply a one-sided strategy—and can run synchronization manually or schedule it daily at a selected time. Several strategies control how differences are handled. The app can copy new files, mirror one side, move files, work with files within a folder containing actual data, choose one side as the winner, or compare dates. These options let users tailor synchronization to a backup, transfer, or update workflow. The choice of strategy matters because it determines what happens when files exist on both sides or have changed. SyncTool is intended for moving or keeping files aligned across a phone and selected storage target. The supplied description does not specify conflict previews, encryption, or which file types are supported, so those details should not be assumed. Its central capabilities are choosing endpoints, directions, a file-handling strategy, and an optional daily trigger.
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