TerraMaster Updates TerraSync: Data Synchronization for Mac

TerraMaster updates TerraSync with on-demand data synchronization for Mac and new file-sharing features to improve collaboration and storage efficiency.

Milano, Milano, Italy, 21st Oct 2026 — TerraMaster today announced a major update to TerraSync, introducing integrated file-sharing capabilities and on-demand synchronization for the Mac version of TNAS PC. This update simplifies file sharing for home users, content creators, and business teams while reducing the amount of local storage space required for large file collections on Mac computers.

All-in-One File Sharing for Seamless Collaboration

TerraSync’s new file-sharing feature allows users to share files directly from My Files or Team Folders, eliminating the need to repeatedly download and transfer files.

Users can share files directly with specific users or groups, assigning permissions such as preview, view, or manage access as needed. They can also grant access through two types of links: internal sharing links, accessible only within the local network, and external sharing links generated through TNAS.online.

External sharing also allows users to configure access permissions, passwords, and expiration dates, making file distribution and collaboration across teams more secure and flexible.

TerraSync also supports integration with OnlineOffice, enabling users to collaboratively edit popular Office file formats online and track or restore file changes through version history. This feature requires installing the corresponding application from the NAS Application Center.

On-Demand Sync for Mac Frees Up Local Storage Space

With limited SSD capacity and ever-growing collections of photos, videos, and project files, Mac users often struggle to store large amounts of data locally. The new on-demand synchronization feature eliminates the need to download an entire file collection to the computer.

Once enabled, users can browse remote file folders locally and download individual files only when needed. Cached files can be manually removed after use, while the system can automatically free up cached storage space when local storage is running low.

The feature supports both two-way synchronization and one-way download modes, allowing users to conveniently access their files while managing local storage space more efficiently.

All-in-One Synchronization, Backup, and Version Management

TerraSync supports file synchronization across Windows, Mac, and Linux, offering two-way synchronization, one-way upload, and one-way download modes, along with automatic, manual, and scheduled backups.

File version management supports up to 32 versions, with customizable cleanup rules.

To ensure data security, TerraSync continues to provide SSL-encrypted data transmission, personal and team folder permissions, and activity logs, helping users better manage and protect their data.

By bringing together file synchronization, backup, sharing, and version management, TerraSync continues to expand the file management capabilities of TerraMaster NAS devices, delivering a more flexible cross-device collaboration experience for individual users, content creators, and business teams.

TerraMaster is a professional brand specializing in innovative storage solutions for home, business, and professional users. With a strong focus on performance, reliability, and user experience, TerraMaster delivers cutting-edge NAS and DAS products designed to meet a wide range of data storage needs.

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