Resilio Sync is amazing! Better than Dropbox, Google Drive, Synology Drive, and syncthing! Resilio Sync is amazing! I installed it on my Synology NAS and I've been using it to synchronize files across three different hosts. Before Resilio sync, I tried using Synology Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, and syncthing, but Resilio Sync blows them all out of the water. Self hosted, *fast*, and it just works. I couldn't ask for more. I'll never use anything else. It is seriously amazing.

Pretty bad... But still better than the other The app is buggy, does not provide useful info when it does not work, use some huge amount of cpu something for no obvious reason, oh, and the "family plan" is a joke, it's basically an "ok you can share your licence"... But it does the job and is globally better than the other soft

Great program to share your files… Great program to share your files without a 3rd party cloud. Windows version runs reliable and has a fast data transfer. Installation and maintenance is much easier than e.g. owncloud server. Encrypted folder is a great idea, if you would like to have another peer online, but dont trust somebody nicking your harddrive from the pi lying on your Desk. Unfortunately the encrypted folder makes some problems. I shared this to a Bananapi with ubuntu server 22 running. Some files cant be transferred. And, hence the encryption, I dont know which ones. Not sure why this is.

Works great but not that easy to figure out Basic folders are easy to implement, but the more powerful folders seem to do things on their own until I finally figured out how to get Sync to do what I wanted. Doing that seemed to take too long overall. Otherwise a very useful tool for syncing multiple media servers. Very fast!

A very positive experience. Resilio Sync manages to fulfill all my syncing needs and they strike a balance between advanced and user-friendly in a manner that works for me. However one small snag, I can not rename a share without the path also being renamed on Android, while I can freely rename a "share name" on PC. A big plus to not being subscription based.