grsyncx
grsyncx is a graphical user interface wrapper for rsync, the command-line file synchronization and backup utility. It allows users to set up, configure, and execute backup or sync jobs between local directories, or between a Mac and remote servers, without needing to write rsync command syntax manually. It is used by Mac users who want the power and flexibility of rsync but prefer a point-and-click interface for defining backup tasks, managing multiple profiles, and scheduling regular syncs.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about grsyncx through standard search channels — the project may be niche, inactive, or hosted on a platform we did not check. To determine your options, first contact the developer at the bundle-ID domain (misacek.net) to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build exists or is planned. If the project is no longer maintained, rsync itself (which is built into every Mac) runs natively, and several actively maintained graphical frontends for rsync—such as Chronosync, Synology's Hyper Backup, or the free open-source tool Nextcloud—offer native Apple Silicon support and can serve the same backup-and-sync purpose. Given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), it is worth confirming the status of grsyncx sooner rather than later if you rely on it for regular backups.
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