Syncrix

Scheduled cloud-to-cloud backup, no computer needed

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Scheduled cloud-to-cloud backup, no computer needed

9 followers

Syncrix synchronises files between your own cloud storage accounts — Google Drive, Google Photos, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, S3 and more. Copy, mirror or two-way sync folders on a schedule; files stream directly between providers and are never stored on our servers.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Syncrix after Google closed library-wide Photos API access in 2025. My own backup script died overnight, and every tool I tried told me the same thing: the API is gone. Meanwhile my Google storage was full and 15 years of family photos lived in exactly one account. Syncrix moves data between clouds, cloud-to-cloud, without your computer being involved: • **Google Photos, the two ways that still work** — the official Photos Picker for albums and selected photos, and Google Takeout import: send the export to your Drive, we unpack it, drop the JSON sidecar clutter, keep album folders, and write the media to whichever cloud you choose. • **13+ providers** — Drive, Photos, Dropbox (incl. Business), OneDrive (incl. Business), Box, pCloud, Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Google Shared Drives. • **Scheduled and incremental** — the first run copies everything, later runs compare size and modified time and skip what hasn't changed. Runs server-side, so a nightly backup happens with every device switched off. • **Mirror and two-way**, with a **dry-run preview**: mirror mode can delete at the destination, so you can see the exact list of copies, updates and deletions before anything moves. I wanted that for myself before I trusted it with my own data. • **Nothing stored on our servers** — files stream from source to destination; we keep names, sizes and timestamps so the next incremental run knows what to skip. Cloud tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Google access uses the drive.file scope, so we can only see what you pick. • **Unified explorer** — two clouds side by side, drag files across, no rule needed. • **Alerts** — failed jobs retry automatically, then email you (Discord/Telegram webhooks too, because I never read email). Honest about the limits: no tool can read your whole Photos library through the API any more, ours included. Picker + Takeout is the honest path, and Takeout is the one that gets everything. Free plan is 2 GB of transfer a month, 2 clouds, 1 rule — enough to move an album and see the whole flow. Pro is $9/month (100 GB), Business $29/month (500 GB). I'm here all day. Tell me which provider or edge case you need and I'll answer straight — including when the answer is "we can't do that yet".

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For context, Syncrix currently supports Drive, Google Photos, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, pCloud, S3, R2, B2 and more.

The important part for me isn't just the number of providers.

It's making the workflow reliable enough that you can configure it once and stop thinking about it.

If there's a provider or backup workflow you're currently solving with a script, I'd genuinely like to hear about it. It might become the next thing I build.

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