If you frequently download large files directly from a host server, utilizing a torrent client can significantly enhance your experience. These clients break down large files into smaller parts, allowing for a much quicker download process as they are later reassembled.

With the development of network technology, our demand for file synchronization and backup is also becoming stronger. While various web disk services provide us with convenience, they also bring a lot of restrictions and risks in terms of speed, security and privacy. There are many cloud synchronization solutions, such as Seafile and Nextcloud, which are feature-rich but bulky and difficult to deploy cloud disk programs. But if we only need to synchronize files, then a better choice is Syncthing. In comparison, it is lighter, easier to deploy and use, more secure, and especially has faster file transfer.

The popularity of legitimate video services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu has reduced consumer's demand for BitTorrent protocol based file-sharing services. Of course, the BitTorrent community finally fought back, and BitTorrent based streaming media apps like WebTorrent and Popcorn Time began to fight. Their main feature is that they allow users to play video files directly from BT seed file without having to download the entire video file first, for free.

When people need to synchronize, backup or frequently share files/data between a variety of devices (including computers and mobile phones), any traditional ways of file transfer are relatively inadequate. For example, a lot of cloud storage services like Dropbox have more and more and increasingly obvious limitations or restrictions. These include: files have to be uploaded to their servers for transfer, very limited disk space capacity, pretty high requirements on Internet connection speed and stability, limitation of transmission speed and bandwidth usage, very few acceptable file types, not high enough security, easy to be blocked by some countries, expensive cost, and so on. Thereupon, Resilio Sync (formerly called BTsync, full name BitTorrent Sync, now Sync for short) came out.

As is known to all, there are many torrent file download clients based on BT protocol (BitTorrent) for desktop computer, but the situation is different on mobile platform. Among them, two most popular BT clients for Android are µTorrent Pro and BitTorrent Pro from BitTorrent company who invented the BitTorrent protocol and developed several BT clients.