What is OneWaySync FOR MAC?

OneWaySync

OneWaySync is a super simple Mac tool that helps you sync a folder on your Mac with another folder. But here’s the catch: it only copies data from the source folder to the target one, not back! So, it’s like a one-way street for your files.

Easy Backup and Sync

You can use OneWaySync to easily back up and sync your data from one spot to another with just a click. If you’ve used online syncing before, you'll pick this up in no time!

How OneWaySync Works

Let’s break it down: after you change or add files or folders in both the source and target locations, just hit the Start button. The updated files from the source will be copied over to the target. But don’t worry, anything in the target won’t be touched!

Create Folder Pairs

You can set up 14 different folder pairs, called slots, right in the app. And trust me, using it is a breeze! The interface is super straightforward with slot numbers, folder areas, a start button, and just a few options. Plus, adding folders is as easy as drag-and-drop!

Keep It Clean

Another cool feature of OneWaySync is that it can delete synced data after copying it. This way, your source folder stays clean and tidy! Oh, and if you need to copy hidden files? Yep, you can do that too!

Detailed Sync Logs

This app doesn’t just stop at syncing; it also keeps logs of all synced data. After everything’s done syncing successfully, click on that green check mark to open up a TXT log file showing what was moved and when.

No Automatic Syncing?

While OneWaySync doesn’t automatically sync data for you, it's still one of the easiest apps out there for single-direction folder syncing. Its minimal user interface makes navigating through multiple folder pairs smooth and easy while keeping track of all your copied data.

If you're ready to give it a try or want more info about OneWaySync, check out SoftPas!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!