What cloud storage services does Pync support?

Pync supports any S3-compatible storage: Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Wasabi, and DigitalOcean Spaces.

Does Pync upload photos over mobile data?

No. Pync only runs automatic sync over Wi-Fi to avoid unexpected data charges. You can trigger a manual sync on any connection.

Does Pync store my credentials or photos on its servers?

No. Pync uploads directly from your phone to your own storage bucket. Credentials are stored locally in Android's encrypted Keystore and never leave your device.

Pync is free to download and includes core backup features: one sync folder, manual sync, and sync logs. Pync Pro is a one-time purchase that unlocks automatic scheduling, unlimited folders, background automation, and more. There is no subscription - you only pay for your cloud storage, starting from $0.006 per GB/month on Backblaze B2.

How is Pync different from Google Photos?

With Pync, your photos go to a storage bucket you own and control. There is no AI scanning, no algorithmic compression, no account lock-in, and no subscription required.

Does Pync work after a phone reboot?

Yes. Pync uses Android WorkManager which survives device reboots and re-schedules automatic sync without requiring you to re-open the app.

Is it safe to let Pync delete local photos automatically?

Yes. Before a photo is ever considered for removal, Pync runs three independent checks: the local database must confirm the file was successfully backed up, a live request to your cloud storage must confirm the file physically exists there, and the file's SHA-256 fingerprint must match what was uploaded - byte for byte. All three must pass. If your connection is down or any check fails, the photo is left untouched. Your photos are only deleted after you personally approve a system prompt from Android - Pync cannot remove them silently in the background.

Automatic Photo Backup for Android - to Your Own Cloud Storage

Secure. Reliable. Fully under your control.

Pync backs up your Android photos and videos to Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Wasabi, or DigitalOcean Spaces automatically over Wi-Fi - transferred securely over HTTPS, no middlemen, no subscriptions.

Coming soon on Google Play

Works with

How it works

How Pync Backs Up Your Android Photos to the Cloud

Set it up once and your memories stay protected - automatically over Wi-Fi.

Select your files

Choose which folders to back up - photos, videos, screenshots, any media on your device.

Secure transfer to the cloud

Files are transferred securely over HTTPS directly to your own bucket.

Backup anywhere

Restore to another device whenever you need. Your files are always accessible from your own cloud.

Bring your own storage: Pync works with Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Amazon S3, and Wasabi. Connect your existing bucket and keep full control of your data - no one else sees it.

Why Pync

Built for people who care about their data

Reliable & cost-efficient

No subscription surprises
No server costs
Efficient syncing for all devices

Full control & peace of mind

Encrypted in transit via HTTPS to your bucket
Restore anytime, anywhere
Works on Android, iOS coming soon

Zero interference

Pync does not store your files
Pync does not see your files
Pync does not require an email account
Pync does not process your payment data

Features

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Encrypted in transit via HTTPS

All transfers use HTTPS. At-rest encryption depends on your bucket's server-side encryption settings

Automatic Wi-Fi Sync - No Mobile Data Charges

Backup photos and videos securely to your own S3 bucket, only over Wi-Fi

Restore anywhere

Transfer to another device easily whenever you need

Works with Any S3-Compatible Cloud

Connect Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Wasabi, or DigitalOcean Spaces

Private by Design - Credentials Never Leave Your Device

No sign-up, no email. Keys stored in Android's encrypted Keystore only

Simple setup

Get started in minutes with a step-by-step guide

Pricing

Simple, honest pricing

Start for free. Upgrade once - no subscription, ever.

Free

Always free - no card required

Full sync - no file cap
1 sync folder
Upload only (one-way)
Manual sync
Storage stats
Basic logs

Download free

Set & forget.

Pync Pro

One-time purchase - yours forever

Multiple sync folders
Scheduled automatic sync (set & forget)
Restore to local (bi-directional sync)
Auto local cleanup - free up space after backup
Configurable deletion threshold
CSV log export

Unlock Pro - Coming soon

You only pay for your cloud storage - from $0.006 / GB / month on Backblaze B2.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cloud storage services does Pync support?: Pync supports any S3-compatible storage: Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Wasabi, and DigitalOcean Spaces. If your provider exposes an S3-compatible endpoint, Pync can connect to it.
Does Pync upload photos over mobile data?: No. Pync only runs automatic sync over Wi-Fi to avoid unexpected data charges. You can trigger a manual sync on any connection.
Does Pync store my credentials or photos on its servers?: No. Pync uploads directly from your phone to your own storage bucket. Credentials are stored locally in Android's encrypted Keystore and never leave your device.
Is Pync free?: Pync is free to download and includes core backup features: one sync folder, manual sync on demand, and sync logs. Pync Pro is a one-time purchase that unlocks automatic scheduling, unlimited folders, background automation, and more - no subscription, ever. You also pay only for your own cloud storage, starting from $0.006 per GB/month on Backblaze B2.
How is Pync different from Google Photos?: With Pync, your photos go to a storage bucket you own and control. There is no AI scanning, no algorithmic compression, no account lock-in, and no subscription required.
Does Pync work after a phone reboot?: Yes. Pync uses Android WorkManager which survives device reboots and re-schedules automatic sync without requiring you to re-open the app.
Is it safe to let Pync delete local photos automatically?: Yes. Before a photo is ever considered for removal, Pync runs three independent checks: (1) the local database must confirm the file was successfully backed up, (2) a live request to your cloud storage must confirm the file physically exists there, and (3) the file's SHA-256 fingerprint must match what was uploaded - byte for byte. All three must pass. If your connection is down or any check fails, the photo is left untouched. Your photos are only deleted after you personally approve a system prompt from Android - Pync cannot remove them silently in the background.