Cloud drives
Google Drive
Dropbox
OneDrive
- Any Rclone Remote
Life is hard. Backups should not be.
Automatic backups. Easy recovery. That's Replicaro.

The documents you rely on. The photos you come back to. The projects you got pulled into.
Replicaro backs them up into the cloud with end-to-end encryption. Only you know the password. So your files stay, well, yours.
See Replicaro featuresAn overwritten document. An earlier draft. A photo you want back. Find the versions of each file and choose which one to restore.
Search backed up files by name or path.
Review available versions and applicable backup dates.
Select a version and where to restore it.

Choose the destination storage that works for you.
Use one, use many. It's all up to you.
All S3-compatible storage providers are supported.
Save backups to any location your computer can write to.
All S3-compatible cold / archive storages are supported.
Replicaro uses compression and deduplication to reduce the space your backups need on your storage.
For example, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive use 100 GB storage allowance to back up 100 GB of files if you use their apps to create backups. Replicaro safely reduces that 100 GB to, say, 25 GB.
Your Replicaro backups can still live on Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive storage but will use considerably less of your storage allowance.
100 GB of your 100 GB Dropbox storage allowance used
25 GB of your 100 GB Dropbox storage allowance used
From setting up a backup job to finding a file,
Replicaro makes everything easy.
Pick a cloud, local, or network destination to save backups. Select the files to backup. Set a schedule. Watch Replicaro work autonomously.
Search backups for that important file you need back. Pick the version to restore.
Restore the file back to its former glory. With a few clicks.
Replicaro is a free and open source backup app for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Docker. Back up your files and folders to vaults stored in the cloud, on your computer, or on your network. Manage backups and recover files from one interface.
Yes. Replicaro is free and open source. You may need to pay for the storage you choose for your vault, but that payment goes to your storage provider, not Replicaro. For example, you can use space in a Dropbox account you already have and upgrade that account if you need more space.
Yes. Choose local or external drives, accessible network folders, SFTP, WebDAV, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage, or S3-compatible storage such as Amazon S3, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, and MinIO. Advanced users can also use Any Rclone Remote. Cold/archive storage is also supported.
Yes. Set a schedule for each backup job, choose the files to include, and Replicaro will do its thing automatically.
Yes. Use File History to search for a file or folder in a vault. Then review the available backup versions, select the one you need, and choose where to restore it.
Your files. Your storage. Your protection.