Backups for small studios, from the command line
Your work, kept twice. Every hour. Without asking.
Burrowkeep is one small command that copies your studio's files somewhere safe, seals them with your own key and gets out of the way. Install it once; restore anything from the last ninety days in a single line.
studio $burrow keep ~/work --to cellar
scanning 4 folders, 3,290 files ...
- projects/2,41838.2 GBkept
- type-library/6111.9 GBkept
- invoices/20496 MBkept
- scratch/574.1 GBskipped
done 44.2 GB sealed and kept in 3m 12s
studio $
Four commands. That is the whole tool.
- burrow keep
- Copies every changed file to a second place you choose, a spare drive or a storage bucket, in the background while you work.
- burrow restore
- Brings back one file, one folder or a whole machine as it was at any hour in the last ninety days.
- burrow seal
- Locks each copy with a key only your studio holds. We could not read your files if we wanted to.
- burrow report
- Sends one short line each morning: what was kept, what was skipped and why. No dashboard to check.
Pricing, per studio
| plan | price | includes |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | £4 / month | 1 machine, 30 days of history |
| Studio | £12 / month | Up to 6 machines, 90 days of history, shared restore |
| Workshop | £30 / month | Up to 20 machines, a year of history, two sealed keys |
note Storage is yours: a spare drive or any bucket you already pay for. We never hold your files.
Start a 30-day trialChangelog
v3.2.014 Oct
- +burrow restore --at accepts plain words: "yesterday 6pm".
- ~Morning reports now list skipped folders first.
v3.1.429 Sep
- ~Large video folders are kept 40% faster on slow studio links.
v3.1.002 Sep
- +A second sealed key for studios with two owners.
- !Copies made before 2.0 must be re-sealed once; burrow seal --renew does it.