Yes. Every project has one shared activity timeline - the same record of what changed, read the same way by everyone on the team.
What lands on it
SyncNow watches the project's remote FTP server (read only) and records each change it sees:
- Files created, modified, or deleted.
- Files renamed, moved, or copied.
- Files restored from a previous state.
It also notes work sessions - when one starts, who holds it, and the changelog left when it ends. The record is append-only, so entries are not quietly rewritten.
Because the timeline belongs to the project and not to any single PC, every person and every machine sees the same sequence of events. There is no "my version vs your version", just one shared history - and that is what makes coordinating across people and AI assistants reliable. Remember SyncNow only observes and records; it never syncs or overwrites your files.
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