touchbyte GmbH

touchbyte GmbH is a German developer whose entire catalogue revolves around one utility: PhotoSync, a lightweight Windows agent that pairs with the company’s mobile apps to move photos and videos between phone, tablet, computer, NAS and cloud storage without cables or browser uploads. Typical use-cases cover vacationers who want every shot to land automatically in a PC folder, DSLR owners off-loading large RAW files over 5 GHz Wi-Fi, families synchronising memories to a home server, and IT staff scripting nightly camera-roll backups to encrypted network shares. The program speaks SMB, WebDAV, FTP, SFTP and the major consumer clouds, preserves HEIC/HEVC metadata, converts on the fly, and can rename or sort by EXIF date so that Windows Explorer or Lightroom Classic immediately sees a tidy chronology. Companion iOS/Android releases add GPS-based triggers, so images transfer the moment the handset joins the home network, while the Windows service runs silently, waking only when new content appears. Because the same engine drives one-to-one transfers, scheduled mirroring and direct NAS import, PhotoSync functions equally as a travel companion, a photographer’s ingest hub and a small-office backup node. touchbyte GmbH keeps the desktop component aligned with its mobile cadence, issuing regular codec and security updates. The publisher’s single application is offered free of charge on get.nero.com, where downloads are pulled through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the newest build and permitting batch installation alongside other tools.