My open-source sync app just got a 5⭐ review on Softpedia — a small but meaningful milestone

Hi everyone 👋

I’ve been building ByteSync, an open-source file synchronization and backup tool that makes it easy to keep files in sync between computers — without VPNs, server setup, or cloud dependencies.

Last month, ByteSync received a 5-star review on Softpedia 🎉

It’s a small but motivating milestone for me. The project is still young, but it’s steadily improving — new features are in development, the UI is evolving, and I’m gathering feedback to make it even more user-friendly and reliable.

I started ByteSync because I needed a way to synchronize files securely and efficiently across different environments (workstations, servers, remote sites). Now it’s becoming something that other people can use and contribute to, which feels great.

If you’re into open-source, backup tools, or file synchronization, I’d love to hear your thoughts — what would you expect from a tool like this?

💻 GitHub: github.com/POW-Software/ByteSync
🌐 Website: bytesyncapp.com