Eagle currently does not have built-in cloud synchronization functionality and requires third-party services to achieve cross-device synchronization. Here is a detailed explanation of this situation:

Why doesn't Eagle provide its own cloud synchronization service yet?

The Eagle team is currently focusing their efforts on developing the software's core functionality, namely resource management and user experience optimization. Developing their own cloud synchronization service involves multiple challenges:

High server operating costs
Data security assurance requirements
Legal compliance requirements
Ongoing technical support investment

Based on resource allocation and cost considerations, Eagle will not launch its own cloud synchronization service in the short term.

Alternative solutions for cross-device synchronization

Although there is no built-in cloud synchronization functionality, you can achieve cross-device synchronization of Eagle resource libraries through the following methods:

Third-party cloud storage services
- Store Eagle resource libraries in cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.
- Utilize these services' automatic synchronization features to achieve cross-device access
NAS device synchronization
- If you or your team owns a NAS (Network Attached Storage) device
- You can store Eagle resource libraries directly on the NAS and share them with team members through its synchronization functionality
Portable storage device transfer
- Use external hard drives or USB drives to carry and transfer resource libraries
- Suitable for scenarios that don't require real-time data updates
- Ensure storage device formats are compatible across different operating systems

Through the above methods, you can achieve cross-device synchronization and sharing of resource libraries without relying on Eagle's own cloud synchronization functionality.

Does Eagle currently offer its own cloud sync functionality?