Source-visible. Self-hostable. On your timeline.
Syncologic is being designed with a path toward source-visible, self-hostable infrastructure. Here's what's available now, and what we're planning.
For technical buyers, homelab operators, and businesses that want an exit path from hosted SaaS.
Architecture principles
We separate the metadata layer from where files actually move. That split is what makes self-hosting tractable.
Control plane
Auth, jobs, schedules, reports. The metadata layer — what you'd self-host first.
Data plane
Where bytes flow. Source → runner → destination. Never through us by default.
Files do not flow through our server. The server holds metadata; the runner moves the bytes.
Private Runner: the first concrete step
Before any full self-host story, you can plan to run transfers on your own infrastructure. Connect your machine, NAS, or VPS to our control plane — credentials and bytes stay with you.
Outbound only
Your runner reaches out to us. No inbound ports, no exposed services.
Credentials stay with you
Provider tokens live where your runner runs. We never see them.
Direct data path
Files flow source → your runner → destination. Nothing in between.
Future self-host levels
Planned, not committedThree levels we're planning, in increasing order of independence from our infrastructure.
- 01
Private Runner
Available firstHosted control plane, your data path. For users who want our convenience and your bandwidth.
- 02
Full self-host
PlannedBring your own control plane. Your auth, your database, your runners. Same product, your infrastructure.
- 03
Air-gapped
PlannedNo outbound dependency on syncologic.com. For high-compliance environments that can't reach the public internet.
Why core code stays public
Runner code, transfer logic, and provider adapters are source-visible. You can audit how files move before trusting the system.
Private repos exist only for ops runbooks, security incidents, and business material — never for product code.
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