Yes. SyncNow coordinates a project across many PCs and many people, so everyone sees the same picture no matter which machine they are on.
The coordination lives with the project, not with any one computer. That means you and your teammates share:
- One activity timeline - the same record of every change, in the same order, everywhere.
- One per-project Free/Busy state - so you can tell at a glance if someone is already working.
- The same one active work session at a time rule - a second attempt while a project is Busy is held back rather than clashing.
So if a colleague on another PC starts working, your SyncNow shows the project as Busy, and their changes appear on the shared timeline you both read. Nobody works blind and nobody overwrites someone else by accident. SyncNow coordinates the work that passes through it and can detect bypass attempts; to see who currently holds a project, check its Free/Busy badge.
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