Insync is a service for turning your Google account into something similar to DropBox, as it lets you sync your data across different devices, and access it from everywhere. However, there’s one big difference at play, and it’s that Insync mainly lets you sync up docs. The service is nowhere as encompassing as DropBox, it doesn’t let you store and sync up any kind of file. It’s just your Google Docs.
But leaving that aside, Insync lets you have your docs shared and edited in all the ways that you could think of. It lets you authorize just any person you want to access your files, and give them re-sharing permissions in turn. And it lets you do that from all the computers and devices that you use to access the Internet.
Besides, Insync comes with support for multiple Google accounts at the same time. The one you use for your personal affairs and the one you use for your job can become one and all the same, and the docs you keep in each be shared and edited without having to switch from one account to the other.
And in any case, Insync has got a clear edge over DropBox in the sense that it’s a much cheaper service. DropBox charges you $2.00 per GB/year, whereas Google charges your $0.25 per GB/year. That’s almost eight times cheaper.
This is the download link for Insync. Once you have the application, you can sign in with your Google account here.
InsyncHQ.com In Their Own Words
Insync syncs your Google Docs across your devices.
Some Questions About InsyncHQ.com
In which direction could this service be taken? What features would make it more appealing to the average user out there? 
