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What SyncNow does

The short version, before the documentation

• The project lives online

  Each project has one identity, its members and a canonical source repository on the control plane. A website's hosting is where SyncNow deploys, not the authority, and no workstation is the authority either.

• Capabilities, never credentials

  Agents work through the SyncNow client's tools. Each operation carries a capability bound to one session and one project that expires within the hour. Hosting and database passwords stay in the server vault.

• No silent overwrites

  Reads never wait for another agent's lock. A write must say which version it is based on; if the file changed in the meantime, it is refused instead of overwriting someone else's work. There is no project-wide lock.

• One shared project memory

  Decisions, discoveries, risks and failed approaches go into the project's memory on the server, and every agent that opens the project receives a brief of it.

• Signed updates

  The Windows client installs an update only if its manifest is signed by SyncNow's release identity and the file matches the signed size and SHA-256. Otherwise nothing is installed.