Backup your valuable data including files, photos, music, and documents with ease. Ensure the safety of important information by keeping it secure and accessible at any time with our software.
Time Drive is an efficient front-end utility that lets you easily back up your files onto an external file server. Whether you prefer webdav, secure webdave, ftp, ssh or scp, rest assured that Time Drive has got you covered. What's more, it can be configured to work with Samba.
Once you set up Time Drive, it takes on the responsibility of managing and executing your regular backup schedule. Plus, should you ever accidentally delete a crucial file, you can quickly browse or search your archive for it.
The restore process is also made easy by Time Drive as it lets you queue as many files as you like and restore them with a single click. Time Drive prioritizes security and power in its operations by utilizing the open-source library, Duplicity.
Time Drive boasts its ability to create encrypted, incremental backup copies of files and directories in tar-format volumes, and send them over the internet via ftp, rysnc, WebDav, ssh/scp, or secure WebDav. You can even use Time Drive to backup to remote drives on a virtual file system like sshfs or smbfs.
Please take note that this beta software has the possibility of running into a few bugs or incomplete features. It currently supports back up of any number of folders to either a local drive or remote server, and files can be restored from the most recent backup by browsing or searching. If you encounter any issues, kindly leave a bug report. For detailed instructions on how to install Time Drive on your Mac, click HERE.
Once you set up Time Drive, it takes on the responsibility of managing and executing your regular backup schedule. Plus, should you ever accidentally delete a crucial file, you can quickly browse or search your archive for it.
The restore process is also made easy by Time Drive as it lets you queue as many files as you like and restore them with a single click. Time Drive prioritizes security and power in its operations by utilizing the open-source library, Duplicity.
Time Drive boasts its ability to create encrypted, incremental backup copies of files and directories in tar-format volumes, and send them over the internet via ftp, rysnc, WebDav, ssh/scp, or secure WebDav. You can even use Time Drive to backup to remote drives on a virtual file system like sshfs or smbfs.
Please take note that this beta software has the possibility of running into a few bugs or incomplete features. It currently supports back up of any number of folders to either a local drive or remote server, and files can be restored from the most recent backup by browsing or searching. If you encounter any issues, kindly leave a bug report. For detailed instructions on how to install Time Drive on your Mac, click HERE.
What's New
Version 0.2.0 Beta: N/A