Sync keeps your tasks and projects up to date all your devices. Everdo gives you several options for syncing data depending on your requirements and preferences. To view the complete sync configuration manual, visit Everdo Sync Help.
The default sync option is the Local Network Sync. Everdo runs on one of your desktop computers and acts as a sync server. The sync server is responsible for keeping the latest data state and receiving changes from other devices. Apps on other devices are clients. They periodically push their changes to the server and get updates back. The Network sync guide explains the configuration process.
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The Encrypted Sync Service is designed to overcome the limitations of the Local Network Sync outlined above. At the same time the Encrypted Sync Service provides complete privacy and security of your data by using strong end-to-end encryption on the client side. Everdo encrypts data before it leaves your device, with a key you specify. That key is only known to you and is only stored on your computer. The Sync Service only stores the encrypted data, so any text cannot be read by anyone or used for any purpose. You can learn more about the Encrypted Sync Service on the ESS help page.
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Cons of Encrypted Sync Service
One more option to move data between devices is via file-based export and import. For example, you can export the data at one computer, move the export file to another computer, then perform import. This can work when you need to sync occasionally, but don't have your computers in the same network.
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