ChronoMonitor for Android

I did not see how to add the Monitor to ChronoSync until I was about to remove the app from iPadOS. The “Receiver ID” from this app is entered into the Notification field of ChronoSync to enable notifications remotely. You then test the value entered just like testing a new ChronoSync connection (only on the iOS/iPadOS side) and you see the notification in the middle tab. This will help me a lot. Now it was worth the price. ——- previous review: Maybe I don’t understand the field of use, but this just tells me that the ChronosAgent is running and that ICX calls and talks to it. I had expected this would monitor my ChronoSync Scheduler but it does not and I don’t see how that can be accomplished. Even if this was free it would not be worth downloading. Which surprised me because ChronoSyncmis such a nice product.

Now I know everything! - Well I know everything about my backups & sync jobs because CronoSync Monitor keeps me in the know with push notifications that include helpful details about success or failure. I was pleasantly surprised to see those notifications show up on Google Watch too. Easy to set up notifications in the Android CronoSync app sync job- just give it the special ID from your Monitor iOS app so it knows where to send the notifications. Monitor is a great little addition to Cronosync, you should give it a try so you’ll be in the know!

Lets you keep track of your agents and confirm they are getting updates!

I absolutely love ChronoSync. I swear by it. But today I decided to buy a ChonoAgent and set up ChronoMonitor... But after spending $20 (Agent & Mon), all it does is tell me if the Sync is working or not. It doesn't tell me what the progress of the Sync is. So...what's the point of this? I could just use my VNC to see if it's working or not. This should be free, not $4. It doesn't really do anything. Hopefully there's an update in the works with sync progress? ...please? Or the ability to start/stop syncs? Something? ANYTHING? I want my $4 back...