Andy Needham (@imcalledandy) shares how he sets up his workflow with BitTorrent Sync, ensuring all his project files are backed up on a NAS box and accessible whenever he needs to work on them: 

Steve Cassingham, founder of Metastyle Films, shares how BitTorrent Sync helps him and his editor share Adobe Premiere files without having to deal with consistent folder structures: 

Danny Davis, the founder of Wonder Giant, shares how his team uses BitTorrent Sync to focus on creating and how they remove technical hurdles like providing everybody access to files and keeping projects secure: 

Brennan Gantner, Director of Technical Development for eWind, shares how his team uses BitTorrent Sync to reliably and securely access shared files without fuss:

Corey Henderson, co-founder and CTO of RecordSetter, shares how at the 2015 Bay to Breakers road race in San Francisco, BitTorrent Sync played an important role in helping the team transfer hundreds of Gigabytes of video footage under less than ideal Internet access:

Daniel Young, CEO of DXY, shares how BitTorrent Sync help keeps three global offices connected to shared assets, for sensitive project files that need to be kept private: 

Jason Bowdach of Cinetic Studios shares how BitTorrent Sync helps this team manage increasingly massive video files internally as a team and externally with clients: 

Scott Rackliff, chief technical officer, shares how Sync’s distributed architecture complements his company’s distributed workforce: 

Sync Stories is a column dedicated to our users. Each week, we showcase a different use case for BitTorrent Sync and the personal stories behind it. In this week’s edition: Entrepreneur Matt Henderson shares how Sync helps him organize files at home, from important documents to things that his entire family needs access to.