Backups you can read.

SyncMedic is the Mac app that gets your space back. Somewhere on your drives right now sit the same session folders copied three times, the backups of backups from your last computer, the terabytes you paid for but cannot use. One click examines every drive you own and finds those duplicates by content, not by name, so it catches the folder you renamed years ago. Then it merges every scattered copy into one verified golden copy, retires the extras safely, and frees the space you already own. The first night it ran, it found 1.4 TB of duplicates on its founder's own drives.

It is also the backup app that finally speaks human. Protect any folder in 15 seconds, and every run ends with a receipt in plain English: what was copied, and byte-verified proof that every copy matched the original. Nothing is deleted behind your back, ever. Replaced files rest in the SafetyNet in case you change your mind, and the only thing that ever deletes is you, pressing Reclaim, after SyncMedic double-checks that every file exists somewhere else at that exact moment. $29 once. Two Macs. No subscription, ever.

Nothing bad, and that is the point. You have watched apps expire and take your work hostage behind a paywall; backup software pulling that trick is unforgivable, so SyncMedic was built the opposite way. Everything it writes to your drives is plain, readable files, and your receipts stay open forever. The 7-day trial is the full app, every feature, so you can run a real Checkup on your real drives and see the number for yourself before spending a cent. When it ends, the trial gates the app's features, never your files. If SyncMedic earned it, $29 once unlocks it on two Macs for good. If not, you keep everything it already did for you. We never hold your data hostage.

Nothing, and there is no monthly bill hiding behind that answer. You already rent enough software; the app that guards your life's work should not be a subscription you can fall behind on. $29 once buys v1 forever, and every 1.x update, fixes and new features alike, is free. If we ever ship a major 2.0, upgrading is optional and paid, and your current version keeps working either way. Your backups never stop because a payment did.

Two Macs are included, because most people who need SyncMedic have a desktop and a laptop and the same drawer of drives shared between them. One $29 license protects both. Extra seats are $10 each, once, not per month. And when you replace a Mac there is no support ticket ritual: release the seat on the old machine, activate the new one, done. The license works for you, not the other way around.

Most "backup" products today are a cloud subscription wearing a trench coat: your files uploaded to someone else's computer, your usage phoned home. SyncMedic is the opposite. It works entirely on your machine, on your home folder and your local external drives, and your files never leave your Mac. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry. It talks to the internet for exactly two things: activating your license key and a once-a-day check for updates. Neither sends anything about you or your files. Your files are your business, and byte-verified proof they are safe does not require showing them to anyone.

macOS 15 or later, and that is the whole list. SyncMedic is a native universal app that runs at full speed on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, so the old Mac in the studio and the new laptop both count toward your two included seats. It covers your home folder and every local external drive you plug in, which is exactly where the duplicates and the un-backed-up work are hiding. If you have a Mac and a drawer of drives, you have everything SyncMedic needs.