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simple sync is a Windows desktop application published by endy1328 that provides one-way file synchronization for local and network folders. The software is designed to copy changed files from one or more source folders to designated target folders, ensuring that destination locations stay up to date with the contents of their corresponding sources. Synchronization can be carried out on a schedule, allowing automated, recurring transfers without manual intervention, or on demand, giving users the flexibility to trigger a sync operation whenever it is needed. This combination of scheduled and manual operation makes the application suitable for users who want either hands-off automation or direct control over when files are transferred. As a one-way synchronization tool, simple sync moves data in a single direction—from source to target—rather than performing bidirectional merging, which makes it relevant to use cases where a destination folder should mirror changes made at the source. Its support for multiple source folders means that several directories can be managed within the same application, and its compatibility with both local and network folders means that targets can reside on the same machine or elsewhere on a connected network. Typical use cases include keeping backup copies of working folders on a network share, distributing updated files from a central source to target locations, and maintaining synchronized copies of directories across local and networked storage. In the software catalog, simple sync falls under the category of file synchronization and backup utilities for the Windows desktop environment. The current version of simple sync is 1.2.1, and the catalog records a total of one released version of the application, indicating a single available release at the time of listing.
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