Life & fun · September 6, 2026
Byosynch – Continuous two-way file sync over SSH for Mac and Linux
Sync a folder across Mac and Linux using compatible SSH storage. Your SSH private keys stay on your devices, and files travel directly to your storage.
What it does
byosynch keeps a folder in sync across your devices using compatible SSH storage, including rsync.net or a server you run. Your SSH private keys stay on your devices, and files travel directly between your devices and your storage. Our servers handle accounts and licensing, without receiving your SSH keys or file traffic. You run one guided command from the terminal, and each of its steps is also a standalone command when you would rather script it. After setup, a background daemon watches the folder you chose and keeps it in sync in both directions, using filesystem events with periodic scans to catch anything they miss. Setup asks about your SSH host and folders, creates this…from byosynch.com
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