Chunked transfers
Every file travels as a series of small pieces, so a hiccup costs you seconds instead of the whole upload.
Stop 01 · Sync, one hop at a time
Sync files in small hops so nothing gets stuck mid-journey.
Big syncs fail in the middle. Stop by Stop Sync cuts every change into small chunks, delivers each chunk to the next stop, and checks it off before moving on. If your connection drops between stops, the trip picks up exactly where it paused, and the pieces that already arrived stay put.
Every file travels as a series of small pieces, so a hiccup costs you seconds instead of the whole upload.
Close the lid, lose the Wi-Fi, switch networks. Sync continues from the last verified chunk, not from zero.
Edit one slide in a large deck and only the changed pieces ride along, saving time and bandwidth.
If two devices edit the same file, both versions are kept and the newer one is clearly marked for you to review.
Cap upload and download speed during work hours and let sync run at full speed overnight.
Keep the full archive on your desktop and only the current projects on your phone or travel laptop.
Choose which folders each device should keep in step. You can change this any time.
iCloudBus slices changed files into small chunks and queues them for the next stop.
Each chunk is checked on arrival. Anything that fails is retried before the trip continues.
Only when every chunk is in place does the updated file appear on your other devices.
| Hop size | 4 MB by default, adjustable per device |
|---|---|
| Retries | Three automatic retries with backoff for each chunk |
| Conflict handling | Both versions kept, newer copy labeled |
| Devices | Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android |
| Bandwidth control | Optional upload and download caps with schedules |
| Offline edits | Queued locally and synced when you reconnect |
Nothing is lost. The chunks that already arrived are kept, and sync resumes from the last verified chunk as soon as you are back online.
It does not have to. Set an upload cap for working hours and Stop by Stop Sync stays within it, then speeds up when you lift the cap.
Yes. Each device has its own list of folders, so a phone can carry just the essentials while your desktop keeps everything.
Final call
Create a free account, move your first folder over, and watch it arrive safe, synced and backed up.
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