Martin Kinkelin

Martin Kinkelin is an independent developer whose entire catalog currently centers on RoboMirror, a Windows utility that wraps Microsoft’s venerable Robocopy engine in a friendly graphical shell. By translating Robocopy’s terse command-line switches into check-boxes, profile wizards and real-time progress charts, the program lets system administrators, backup enthusiasts and laptop users set up folder synchronization, incremental backups or full-drive mirrors without memorizing dozens of cryptic flags. Typical scenarios include scheduling nightly backups of working directories to a NAS, cloning project folders to an external SSD before field work, or keeping two departmental servers in near-real-time sync across a VPN. Advanced dialogs still expose bandwidth throttling, retry logic, security ACL cloning and the multi-threaded copy engine that makes Robocopy a staple in enterprise scripts, while built-in exclusion filters and pre-job simulation runs help home users avoid accidental overwrites. Because the front-end merely orchestrates the same binary that ships with every modern Windows edition, jobs remain fully portable and can be edited later either in the GUI or directly as batch files. Martin Kinkelin’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always install the latest release and can be queued for batch deployment alongside other applications.