Local & network
- Local & external drives
- Network folders
- SFTP
Automatic backups, complete file history, encrypted vaults, and cloud storage you choose.
Explore how Replicaro brings them together.

Choose the source folder you want to back up (all files & subfolders in the folder are automatically included), select the destination vaults the backups should go in, and set a schedule. Replicaro brings it together in one job, so you do not have to remember every backup yourself.

Get as funky as you like with backup history. Keep a certain number of recent backups, or use hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly tiers to shape a longer history. You can also keep everything when that suits your needs.
Compression helps reduce the amount of storage space your backups use in vaults, allowing you to keep a longer history if you wish to do so. Data deduplication avoids storing repeated data unnecessarily within a vault, so each backup does not have to start from scratch.

An accidental edit should not mean hunting through backup after backup to find the version you want. Use Replicaro's File History to quickly find files or folders, review the versions of that file/folder available in your vault, and choose the one you want restored.
Find matching files, check their source and backup dates, and select the versions you need.

Explore backed up files and folders as a tree. Select files or whole folders without typing an exact name.

Recover a document you saved over, a folder you removed, a photo you lost, or the files from an entire backup.
Want to look first without actually restoring? Replicaro does that, too.
Explore restoring files ↗
Check the files and folders in a snapshot, then restore just what you need.

Recover to any destintation location that your computer can write to.

Keep backups on an external drive, a network location, or your chosen cloud service. A vault is the home for your backups—and you decide where it lives.
Combine local and cloud vaults in one job for copies in different places. Manage jobs and vaults together, and see how each destination is doing.
Have an existing Restic or Kopia repository? Connect it in Replicaro to browse and restore the data already there and to start backing up new snapshots into it.

Choose where your backup vaults live. Keep a copy nearby, in the cloud, or both.
All S3-compatible object storage is supported.
Any S3-compatible cloud storage that supports GLACIER or DEEP_ARCHIVE storage classes will work.
Keep your backup contents encrypted, check the data you rely on, and use additional protections where your storage supports them.
Vaults always use encryption. You pick the password. Replicaro applies the encryption.
Keep your vault password safe: it is needed when connecting to a vault and recovering your data. Passwords cannot be reset or recovered.
Run automatic integrity checks and review their results. These checks catch any data corruption before the time arrives that you need your backups in an emergency.
Replicaro supports object locking on Amazon AWS, any S3-compatible object storage that supports object locking, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage.
Object locking support must be enabled at the cloud storage bucket and then be enabled the first time you create a Replicaro vault.
See queued and active work, follow progress, and review completed results and logs. Choose notifications for failures or successes so you can keep up without watching the dashboard all day.
Use Windows / Mac / Linux desktop notifications or connect a webhook to the service you prefer.

Choose Dark, Light, or Neutral themes. Replicaro keeps everyday controls within reach while leaving room for more advanced workflows.


Protect files on laptops, desktops, servers, attached drives, self-hosting, and accessible network folders. Use Replicaro on Windows, Mac, Linux, or in Docker.
Connect multiple computers to one Replicaro vault, each with its own backup jobs. Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive allow multiple vaults per account but one computer per vault.
Encrypted recovery information in your vault helps you recover backup job settings after moving to another computer. Keep your vault password safe; you need it to any time you want to reconnect. Only you know your password; it cannot be reset or recovered if forgotten.
See job and vault sizes alongside your backup activity. Plan your storage around the data and history you want to keep.
Replicaro defers backups when removable drives and network locations become unavailable. Eligible backups automatically resumes when the storage returns.
Optional performance controls and before- or after-backup scripts are there if you need them.
Replicaro is free and open source. You provide the storage for your vaults.
Open the interface from the Windows tray, Mac menu bar, or Linux notification area.
Your files. Your storage. Your protection.