Autosync vs odrive (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Autosync if

• Fits if you want an Android phone's folders synced with a cloud service
• Works for people on Nextcloud, ownCloud or WebDAV who want a plain sync app

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you use iPhone, Windows or Mac, as it is Android only
• Watch out: a licence is tied to one Google account and not shared across Family libraries
• Watch out: a purchase in one MetaCtrl app does not transfer to another
• Tight if you want a clear price, as each in-app item's price isn't shown
• Watch out: the trial length isn't stated

Pick odrive if

• Fits if your construction team keeps its documents in Procore and wants them on a desktop
• Works for firms that need Procore permissions to carry over to local folders

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want Google Drive or Dropbox, as no general providers are listed
• Not for you if you don't use Procore
• Tight if you have over 25 users, because Standard caps there
• Pricey if you want server or SharePoint sync, which is Enterprise at $25 a user and up
• Watch out: sync pauses when the trial ends

Autosync

• Android only; the maker lists no iOS, Windows or Mac version.
• Licenses are tied to one Google account and are not shared across Google Family libraries.
• A purchase in one MetaCtrl app does not transfer to another, including the single-cloud apps.
• The trial length and the price of each in-app item are not shown on the vendor's pages.

odrive

• The pricing page describes sync for Procore; it does not list general cloud storage providers such as Google Drive or Dropbox.
• Standard is capped at 25 users; larger teams need the Enterprise contract.
• When the trial ends, sync pauses until you subscribe.
• Desktop apps are listed for Windows and Mac only.

Autosync

Many storage services in one app

Autosync Universal connects to Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, Dropbox, Box, MEGA, Nextcloud, ownCloud and pCloud, among others.

Protocol support

WebDAV, FTP, SFTP and LAN/SMB network drives are supported, so storage without its own integration can still be reached.

Chosen folder pairs

You decide which device folder syncs with which cloud folder, and in which direction files move.

Direct transfers

The vendor says files go straight between the device and the cloud service and do not pass through its own servers.

Automation

The maker publishes an automation guide for triggering syncs from other Android automation apps.

Single-cloud apps

Separate apps cover one service each, such as OneSync for OneDrive and Dropsync for Dropbox, with fewer features.

odrive

Procore document sync

Project and company documents, drawings, photos and specs sync in both directions between Procore and the desktop.

Placeholder files

Infinite Sync shows placeholder files so folders appear without using local disk space until opened.

Selective sync and offline access

Pin the folders you need available offline.

Permission sync

Procore permissions carry over, and multiple Procore accounts can be connected.

Server Sync

A headless sync agent for Linux and Windows servers, listed for Enterprise plans only.

SharePoint Sync

Enterprise plans list a SharePoint-to-Procore sync.

Autosync

• In-app purchases$2.99 - $11.99

  per item, billing basis not shown in the store listing

  Per-service sync licenses and an All-Inclusive subscription; the US Play listing gives only the range.

odrive

• Free Trial$0

  for 30 days

  1 user with full Procore integration, unlimited projects and offline sync.

• Standard$20

  per user / month ($200 per user / year billed annually)

  Up to 25 users, credit card billing and priority email support.

• Enterprise$25

  per user / month and up

  Unlimited users, custom contracts, Server Sync and SharePoint Sync to Procore, dedicated account manager.

Autosync

No public discounts listed.

odrive

• Annual discount

  About 17% off with annual billing

  The pricing page lists Standard at $200 per user per year instead of $20 per month.