Windows, Mac and Linux

Your folders, in sync on every computer.

Echofiles keeps folders the same on your computers, phones and tablets, copying files straight from one to the next.

Internet sync US$19.99, once · Other systems and versions

The Echofiles Folders page: Documents and Invoices on this computer, and Photos 2026 on a laptop, ready to sync here

Free on the same network

Computers on the same network sync for free.

Internet sync, bought once

One purchase lets computers on different networks sync too. It covers every computer on your account.

Straight between your computers

Files go from one computer to the next, not through cloud storage.

A mesh of your computers

Remember Live Mesh?

Live Mesh kept folders the same across your computers, with no cloud drive in between, until Microsoft closed it in 2013. Echofiles works the same way.

How it works

Sign in, add a folder, sync it here.

1. Sign in on each computer

With a Google, Apple or Microsoft account, or an email address.

2. Add a folder on one

Any folder.

3. Choose Sync here on the others

From then on, changes on one computer are made on the others, including renames, deletions and empty folders.

Features

What it does.

The Recovered files page: Notes.txt, Budget 2026.xlsx and Council.docx, each with a Restore button

Recovered files

When another computer replaces or deletes a file, the copy that was here is kept for 30 days.

  • Choose Restore to put it back.

Your computers pass it along

When two computers can’t connect directly, another of yours relays the files.

Runs in the background

In the notification area on Windows, the menu bar on a Mac, and with its window closed on Linux. It can start when you sign in.

Get Echofiles.

Install it on each computer, phone and tablet, and sign in with the same account.

Internet sync US$19.99, once · Other systems and versions

Windows
Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11, on x64 and Arm64. From the Microsoft Store, or as a download for PCs without it; install one or the other.
Windows downloads
Mac
macOS 13 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel. From the Mac App Store, or as a download signed and notarised by Apple.
Mac downloads
Linux
Ubuntu 24.04, Linux Mint 22, Debian 13, Fedora 40 or later, Arch, on x86_64 and Arm64. Packages, a Flatpak, or one install command.
Linux downloads
iPhone and iPad
iOS 17 or later. From the App Store; one purchase of internet sync covers it and your Mac.
Android
Android 8 or later. From Google Play, or as an APK from this site.

Questions? See Help, or contact support.