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Na razie nie ma dedykowanej wersji dla systemu Android, JEDNAK...
https://matt.bionicmessage.net/blog/...droid%20device

BitTorrent, Inc came out with the beta of Sync - a peer to peer file sync tool this week. It came at the right time for me as I was looking for something to sync files across multiple machines, both across LAN and the internet, while using my own infrastructure.
The only issue I have with it is that there is no Android client yet. And I really want one - I use my Android tablet to write notes/annotate lecture slides and I want to ensure these are available on both my PCs and on my server.
Thankfully, while we wait for Sync to come to Android, there is a way to run Sync on your Android device right now, thanks to the fact that the BitTorrent folks have been awesome and released binaries for Linux on multiple architectures (including ARM, which is what 99% of the Android install base is running).
The way this is acheived is to use a chroot to run the Sync Linux binary. We do this by:

1. Creating a minimal chroot environment, with only the libraries needed to run Sync
2. Bundling this up into a filesystem image so we can run it off /sdcard on our Android device
3. Using a small script to start Sync, and make the contents of /sdcard available to it under chroot

You will need a rooted Android device with loop filesystem mounts and busybox available. Most CyanogenMod ROMs should satisfy these requirements, if not, go out and recompile the kernel for your device so it does (horray for Open Source!)