Crashing
Rubish
Useless app
Remarkable app for syncing between devices
Tinkering
Response from developer
hi Qsync has be integrated to Qfile Pro, please download Qfile Pro for Qsync feature https://www.qnap.com/en/news/2023/qnap-upgrades-qfile-pro-mobile-app-by-integrating-file-sync-feature-for-enhanced-mobile-backup-and-synchronization
无法选择iOS设备上的配对文件夹
Doesn’t work
Response from developer
Sorry for the inconvenience. Could you kindly describe your issue in detail and contact https://service.qnap.com Our support staff will gladly help you further.
Not very pro
Response from developer
Sorry for the inconvenience. Could you kindly describe your issue in detail and contact https://service.qnap.com Our support staff will gladly help you further.
Browsing Issue
Rest of it is simple to use.
App Update 3 days ago
Buggy
Terrible
The only way you can access files is within the app, which makes it impossible to edit files in any other application.
Needs selective sync
Totally unusable!
Where is selective sync?
Keeps crashing and seems like a beta not a finished product.
No selection of local folders...?
Response from developer
Sorry for the inconvenience. Could you kindly describe your issue in detail and contact https://service.qnap.com Our support staff will gladly help you further.
Not mature - always crashing - great support though
In the end, I failed. I get the app to sync, but even thought the space is occupied on my phone/iPad I still cannot access any files without network.
And this is in the best case that the app doesn’t just crash when I open it - which it does 9 out of 10 times.
This needs some serious love from the developers.
On a good note: the customer support team does a great job and tries to help where they can.
Not even Stable
Additionally, syncing is a complete nightmare. Your initial sync starts in some tiny little dialog that you apparently aren’t supposed to close, even though background sync is built in to the app. So you can’t just set it and forget it, you have to leave it running like some ridiculous program from before the dawn of multitasking.
And it crashes too. So, tl;dr - there is nothing “pro” about this app. How could Apple even approve such a bug riddled app?
