SafeVolt

Your files, saved automatically. Even the ones you delete by accident.One payment · No subscriptionLast month a friend called me almost crying. Two years of photos, gone. The drive just stopped working.She had heard of backups. She had even downloaded a backup app once. She opened it, saw words like "incremental," "snapshot retention," and "destination volume," closed it, and never opened it again.That's why I built this.How it works1. Open safeVolt. Pick a folder to protect.2. Pick where the backup goes — an external drive works great.3. That's it. Close it. Forget it.From now on it saves your files a few minutes after you stop working. No buttons. No thinking about it.When you need something back, you open Restore, pick a day, and click your file. Like going back in time.What you get 🕐 Every version of every fileSaved over your work? Deleted the wrong thing last Tuesday? Go back and get it. It keeps months of history. 💾 Uses almost no spaceIt only saves what changed. Backing up the same folder a second time takes nearly nothing. ⚡ Works while you workYou won't notice it running. Is this for you?Yes, if you have photos, documents, or work on your Mac that you'd hate to lose, and you want something that runs by itself.No, if you need it for a company, you need Windows, or you want to back up to two places at the same time.Questions people askMy Mac says it can't check the app. Is it a virus?No. It means I haven't paid Apple's yearly developer fee. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. One time only.Do I need to be good with computers?No. If you can pick a folder, you can use this.Does it slow down my machine?No. It waits until you stop working.What if I lose my computer completely?Plug your backup drive into a new Mac, install SafeVolt, and get everything back.Can I use it on my laptop and my desktop?The license is for one computer. If you change computers, email me, and I'll move it for you—free.Is there a password on my backup?No, and this is on purpose. People forget passwords and lose everything forever. Instead, the key stays on your Mac. It means anyone who can use your machine can open your backups—so keep your drive somewhere safe.Does it work when my machine is off?No app can do that. It works when you're logged in.