SYNCING.NET
Outlook and file synchronization without a cloud service or Exchange server
SYNCING.NET synchronizes Outlook data and files across multiple devices using a peer-to-peer architecture, removing the need for an Exchange server or cloud storage. Files are encrypted during transfer and remain stored locally on the user's devices. The company also offers Outlook Backup for local Outlook data backups and gSyncing for syncing Google services with Outlook.
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