Sync your iPhones Photos and Movies Automatically to your Mac with Syncomatic

Syncomatic automatically synchronizes/transfers your Photos & Movies to your Mac, and optionally to iPhoto & Aperture.

Features:

• No need to remember to sync or open the app and choose what to sync, Syncomatic knows what to sync and when.
• Amazingly simple - setup and forget. All your Photos & Movies will be automatically synced to your mac ready for you to view and use.
• Automatic syncing - app sleeps in background syncing Photos & Movies as soon as possible
• Knows what to sync - Syncomatic knows what it has synced and only sends un-synced Photos & Movies.
• Preserves all Photos & Movies Meta data, such as photo location.
• Direct import into iPhoto & Aperture - The companion software can save Photos & Movies to a folder of your choice and/or import to iPhoto & Aperture.
• Shows the number of Photos & Movies to sync on its home screen icon badge. 
• Low system load - Uses very little battery or processing power when sleeping. 
• No Mobile Data Usage - Will only sync when on the same wifi as your Mac to prevent expensive data usage.
• Syncomatic uses your location and network connectivity to determine when it can sync and to keeps its battery usage to the absolute minimum.

NOTES:

1. Requires installation of the free Syncomatic Companion Software available at http://www.syncomaticapp.com
2. Location services need to be enabled, otherwise Syncomatic is unable to access your Photos & Movies, and will not be able to determine when to sync. Syncomatic does NOT transmit location data.
3. For automatic syncing Syncomatic needs to run in the background.

App Store Link: Syncomatic; Price: £1.49/$1.99/€1.59

Comments

[James Moore]

Probably needs location data as this is a by-product of using ALAssetsLibrary to browse the images within the Camera Roll... ALAssetsLibrary allows for the reading of EXIF data etc but seems to always ask for location services.

[Yoshiyahu]

Isn't this the kind of functionality that everyone will get for free with iOS5 and all the 'cloud' junk?