How DocSyncer Works
After installing DocSyncer on your computer, it automatically finds and syncs your document files to Google Docs and your DocSyncer account. As you work, DocSyncer monitors your documents for changes, and syncs the updated files as well. Install DocSyncer on as many computers as you want and never wonder where that document went.
What's Our Goal?
To save you time and money! By seamlessly migrating your existing documents to Google Docs, you're free to work from anywhere you can access a web browser. Who knows? You may even find out that Google Docs is sufficient for your needs and you'll stop buying that expensive Office software. ;)
What else can DocSyncer help me with?
Mobile Access through Google Docs
Thanks to the genius that is Google, they just announced a Mobile Edition of Google Docs. By using DocSyncer to sync your documents, you'll be able to quickly see any of your documents across all of your computers on your cell phone.
Remote Access & Versioning
No matter where you are, you can pickup a copy of that document you left on your other computer by logging in to DocSyncer. Remote access has never been so easy! Plus, we show you all of the previous versions of your documents, should you need to access an old copy.
Strong Security
DocSyncer syncs all files using 128-bit SSL and AES encryption. All communications with Google are also secured over an SSL connection. You can choose in Settings to only view your documents over an SSL connection.
Please Remember
- This is a beta so the occasional thing might not work.
- Currently, we limit the syncing to just the My Documents and Desktop folders - soon we'll expand this to all folders with the ability to turn off certain ones.
- There is a 5,000 document limit to Google Docs. If you have more documents than this, we're certainly impressed!
- Whenever you make a change to a document, that version is uploaded to Google Docs as a new document. By working with Google, we hope to soon upload this document as a version of the existing Google Docs document.
- Currently, this only works on Windows but a Mac version is on the way.
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