Syncrix

Scheduled cloud-to-cloud backup, no computer needed

Productivity

Storage

Moving & Storage

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Syncrix after Google closed library-wide Photos API access in 2025. My own backup script died overnight, and every tool I tried told me the same thing: the API is gone. Meanwhile my Google storage was full and 15 years of family photos lived in exactly one account. Syncrix moves data between clouds, cloud-to-cloud, without your computer being involved: • **Google Photos, the two ways that still work** — the official Photos Picker for albums and selected photos, and Google Takeout import: send the export to your Drive, we unpack it, drop the JSON sidecar clutter, keep album folders, and write the media to whichever cloud you choose. • **13+ providers** — Drive, Photos, Dropbox (incl. Business), OneDrive (incl. Business), Box, pCloud, Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Google Shared Drives. • **Scheduled and incremental** — the first run copies everything, later runs compare size and modified time and skip what hasn't changed. Runs server-side, so a nightly backup happens with every device switched off. • **Mirror and two-way**, with a **dry-run preview**: mirror mode can delete at the destination, so you can see the exact list of copies, updates and deletions before anything moves. I wanted that for myself before I trusted it with my own data. • **Nothing stored on our servers** — files stream from source to destination; we keep names, sizes and timestamps so the next incremental run knows what to skip. Cloud tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Google access uses the drive.file scope, so we can only see what you pick. • **Unified explorer** — two clouds side by side, drag files across, no rule needed. • **Alerts** — failed jobs retry automatically, then email you (Discord/Telegram webhooks too, because I never read email). Honest about the limits: no tool can read your whole Photos library through the API any more, ours included. Picker + Takeout is the honest path, and Takeout is the one that gets everything. Free plan is 2 GB of transfer a month, 2 clouds, 1 rule — enough to move an album and see the whole flow. Pro is $9/month (100 GB), Business $29/month (500 GB). I'm here all day. Tell me which provider or edge case you need and I'll answer straight — including when the answer is "we can't do that yet".