Use cases
The same three-copy rule protects a family's photos and a hospital's records. Here's what it looks like for each.
For people and families
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.
For organisations
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.
Record retention for CA and legal firms
Client files kept for the years the law requires, with an audit trail of who restored what.
Clinics and hospitals
Patient records and imaging backed up in India, with a disaster-recovery copy abroad if you choose.
Database dumps for developers
Point pg_dump, mysqldump or restic at one endpoint and get multi-continent copies for free.
Enterprise disaster recovery across continents
A third copy outside your primary cloud, on another continent, with your keys and your retention rules.