Three copies of everything that matters.
Your phone holds the original. We keep the duplicate and the triplicate, encrypted, with two different providers on two different continents. That's the 3-2-1 rule, done for you.
- Photo
- Family day out
- Size
- 3.2 MB
- Photo
- Family day out
- Provider
- A
- Photo
- Family day out
- Provider
- B
How the 3-2-1 rule works here
Backup professionals have used this rule for decades. Most people never get past copy one.
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Three copies
The file on your device, plus two copies we store. Lose any one and you still have two.
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Two providers
The cloud copies sit with two separate storage companies, so one company's outage or mistake can't take both.
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One far away
At least one copy lives on another continent. Floods, fires and regional outages stay local; your data doesn't.
What you can back up
You choose what goes up. Nothing leaves your device unless you've selected it.
Photos and videos
iPhone, Android, web
Your camera roll, uploaded in the background over Wi-Fi. Originals at full quality, never recompressed.
Documents
iPhone, Android, web, desktop
Only the folders you pick. Aadhaar, PAN, passports, certificates and contracts, kept apart from the clutter.
Bills and receipts
iPhone, Android, web
Snap a bill. We read the vendor, amount and due date so you can find it at warranty or tax time.
SMS
Android
Bank alerts, OTP history and conversations. iPhone does not let apps read messages, so this is Android-only.
Any IMAP mailbox
Gmail, Zoho, Outlook.com or your company server. New mail is copied every few hours; restore to any mailbox.
Servers and databases
Linux, Windows, Kubernetes
Point restic, rclone, Veeam or pg_dump at our S3-compatible endpoint. Every object is replicated for you.
44 cities in 29 countries
Pick a home location for speed and residency, including Mumbai and Hyderabad. We place the second copy on another continent with a different provider.
Built for people and for companies
Family photos that outlive the phone
Phones get lost, stolen and dropped in water. Every photo should already be in two other places.
Documents you can't afford to lose
Property papers, certificates, insurance and ID scans, backed up only when you choose to.
Bills, receipts and warranties
Photograph a bill once. Find it again at tax time, for a warranty claim or a reimbursement.
An archive of your email
Keep a copy of every mail from any IMAP mailbox, even if the provider locks or closes the account.
Restaurants: ledgers, bills and the billing PC
Your books, GST invoices and billing data live on one PC by the counter. Keep two more copies, automatically.
Ransomware recovery for small businesses
Immutable copies the attacker can't encrypt or delete, even with your admin password.
Running servers, a data centre or a cloud account?
Point your existing backup tools at our S3-compatible endpoint. We handle replication across providers and continents, immutable retention and your own encryption keys.
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What every restaurant should back up (and how often)
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