Before anything changes
Review proposed copies, updates and deletions. If a file has changed on both sides, choose how to resolve the conflict.
BACKUP & SYNC FOR WINDOWS
From your computer to your external drive. Organize your backups, see what changes and stay in control of every sync.
v0.8.3 · Windows 64-bit · Experimental release
Backup: files are copied from the source to the destination.
LESS GUESSWORK
The tools you need to look after your folders, together in one app.
Review proposed copies, updates and deletions. If a file has changed on both sides, choose how to resolve the conflict.
Earlier versions are saved in your history. Use the Recovery Center to inspect files and review the available restore options.
Schedule tasks to run while the app is open. Conflicts and suspicious bulk changes still need your review.
FROM SOURCE TO BACKUP
You choose the folders.
Fylentra compares their contents.
Set a source and a destination. Choose one-way backup or two-way sync.
Analyze your folders, review the differences and resolve any conflicts.
Confirm the sync. The contents of copied files are verified using SHA-256.
FYLENTRA 0.8.3
Download Fylentra and set up your first backup task.
Download for Windows 64-bitApp interface in this build: Greek. English support is planned.
SHA-256 checksumGOOD TO KNOW
One-way backup transfers changes from the source to the destination. Two-way sync checks for changes on both sides. The preview shows the proposed actions before each manual run.
Yes, for local folders on NTFS and exFAT. Version 0.8.1 was tested on a physical exFAT removable drive. FAT32 and virtual or cloud drives have not yet been validated. UNC network paths are not supported.
In the folders and on the drives you choose. Sync runs locally. Earlier versions are kept in the hidden .foldertwin-history folder, and settings are saved in the app’s local profile.
The app records progress and checks the actual files during recovery. A task may be partially complete; it does not automatically undo every change. Physical power loss and drive disconnection have not been tested.