cloudHQ: sync Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, Basecamp, etc.

cloudHQ is a service which synchronizes and replicates data between multiple different cloud services and cloud accounts in real-time.

For example, with cloudHQ you can sync Google Drive and Dropbox: so all your files from Google Drive to be in Dropbox and all your files from Dropbox will be in Google Drive. And any change from Google Drive will be instantaneously replicated to Dropbox and any change in Google Drive will be instantaneously replicated to Dropbox.

Or, with cloudHQ you can sync Evernote with Google Docs: so you can easily edit Evernote notes in Google Docs or edit Google Docs data in Evernote.

Why to use cloudHQ?

Backup Your Data

cloudHQ can be used as a backup solution. If you use Dropbox and Basecamp, with cloudHQ can backup all your Dropbox and Basecamp project to Google Docs. So if somebody steals your laptop with Dropbox on it and that person then deletes all your Dropbox and Basecamp data, then thanks to cloudHQ you still have a backup - and no data will be lost.

Consolidate Your Data

cloudHQ can be also used as a solution to consolidate all your data in multiple cloud services to a central service. For example, if you or your company uses multiple services the cloudHQ can consolidate all data from multiple account to a central account to easier management.

Simplify Team Collaboration and Asset Management

cloudHQ can also simplify team collaboration by syncing all your data between multiple cloud services and account. For example, cloudHQ can sync the entire Basecamp account with a folder in Dropbox (or Google Docs or Box). So all your Basecamp data will be in Dropbox. Then you can use Dropbox (or Google Docs/Box) sharing capability to share the entire folder or just portion of it with your team members.

This means:

All members of your team will have access to Basecamp data (documents, messages, todos) both via Basecamp interface or via Dropbox/Box.

Each of team member can just upload files to Basecamp by just 'dropping' files into a folder on their PC.

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Super easy way to backup your Evernote notes to Dropbox