Managed Syncthing hub with snapshot recovery

Syncding runs an always-on managed Syncthing hub for project files, Obsidian vaults and small team folders — with server-side ZFS snapshots to help recover from deletes, broken syncs and unwanted changes.

For developersFor Obsidian + Syncthing power usersFor small teams

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Built for real Syncthing workflows

Syncding is designed for people who want Syncthing’s flexibility without maintaining their own always-on server.

Hosted Syncthing

Use Syncthing without running your own always-on server.

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Obsidian + Syncthing

Keep your Obsidian vault, attachments and related project files in sync across devices.

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Developer File Sync

Sync project folders, Markdown notes, config files and small team workspaces with an always-on hub.

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Team File Recovery

Recover from accidental deletes, broken syncs and corrupted files with server-side ZFS snapshots.

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How Syncding works

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How it works (built on Syncthing)

Create one or multiple managed Syncthing instances for personal folders, teams or workspaces
Connect your devices and folders using standard Syncthing concepts and device IDs
Use Syncding as the always-on hub so laptops, phones and desktops do not all need to be online at the same time
We maintain the server-side infrastructure and keep Syncthing updated

Snapshot recovery

Storage backed by ZFS
Automated ZFS snapshots for point-in-time recovery
Use snapshots as one recovery option after accidental deletes, broken syncs and ransomware events
Optional extra snapshots sent to a different region
Glass-break emergency access with SFTP and Rsync
Built by real Syncthing users for developers and small teams

Pricing

Transparent monthly pricing for managed Syncthing hubs. Cancel anytime. Credit card required.

Prices are listed in EUR excluding VAT. Plan names describe typical usage; limits are based on hosted Syncthing instances and included storage.

Starter

5 EUR + VAT / month

For Obsidian vaults and personal projects.

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1 managed Syncthing instance
25 GB included storage
ZFS snapshots
For Obsidian / personal projects

PowerMost popular

12 EUR + VAT / month

For power users who need more storage and emergency access options.

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1 managed Syncthing instance
100 GB included storage
Longer snapshot retention
Emergency SFTP/Rsync access

Team

29 EUR + VAT / month

For small teams syncing shared folders and project workspaces.

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3 managed Syncthing instances
500 GB included storage
Team folders
Priority support

Business

59 EUR + VAT / month

For business workflows that need more instances, storage and recovery support.

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6 managed Syncthing instances
1 TB included storage
Multi-region snapshots
Priority recovery support

Is Syncding for me?

Syncding is deliberately built for Syncthing-based workflows, not as another generic cloud drive.

Syncding is for you if

You already use or want to use Syncthing.
You need an always-on hub without running your own server.
You sync project files, Markdown notes, Obsidian vaults or team folders.
You want recovery snapshots for accidental deletes and broken syncs.
You prefer open, device-based sync over a generic cloud drive.

Syncding is probably not for you if

You only need simple mainstream cloud storage.
You want Google Docs-style real-time collaboration.
You want a native Obsidian-only sync service.
You do not want to configure Syncthing devices or folders.
You expect a full backup replacement for every use case.

Our Dedicated Team

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Sven Wiethoff

Co-Founder

Klaus Zahiragic

Co-Founder

Frequently asked questions

What is Syncthing?

Syncthing is an open-source file synchronization tool. It syncs folders directly between your devices using device IDs and folder sharing, without requiring a traditional cloud drive account.

Is Syncding a replacement for Syncthing?

No. Syncding is built on Syncthing. It provides a managed, always-on Syncthing hub so you do not have to run and maintain your own server.

Is Syncding a backup service?

Syncding is primarily sync infrastructure with server-side ZFS snapshots. Snapshots can help recover from accidental deletes, broken syncs or corrupted files, but Syncding should not be treated as your only backup for every scenario. Keep independent backups for critical data.

How is Syncding different from Dropbox or Google Drive?

Dropbox and Google Drive are mainstream cloud storage products. Syncding is for users who want Syncthing-based device sync, more control over their sync setup and recovery snapshots.

How is Syncding different from Obsidian Sync?

Obsidian Sync is the easiest choice if you only want native Obsidian synchronization. Syncding is for users who want to use Syncthing for Obsidian vaults, attachments and other project files through an always-on hub.

Do I need to know Syncthing?

Basic Syncthing knowledge helps. Syncding removes the need to run your own always-on server, but you still connect devices and folders using Syncthing concepts.

What are ZFS snapshots?

ZFS snapshots are point-in-time snapshots of your synced data. They can help restore files after accidental deletes, broken syncs or unwanted changes.

Can Syncding help with ransomware recovery?

Snapshots can improve recovery options after ransomware or mass file changes, but no sync product provides complete protection. Syncding should be part of a broader backup and security strategy.

Where is my data hosted?

Our privacy policy states that we primarily process and store data within the EU/EEA, with limited transfers through third-party providers such as Stripe for billing. If a specific region, compliance requirement or data residency rule matters to you, confirm the current details with us before uploading production data.

Ready for a managed Syncthing hub?

Built by real Syncthing users for developers, Obsidian power users and small teams. Start a free trial and add an always-on hub with ZFS snapshot recovery to your workflow.

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