Backupper
Make backups if you don't want to work twice
Backupper is designed to automate the process of backing up the directory where it is saved, ensuring your files are safely stored and accessible when needed.
If you're actively developing a project or frequently updating files in a particular directory, those contents can change often.
In case you need to revert to previous versions or recover files from accidental deletions, creating regular backups is essential.
With just a double-click, Backupper will:
- Compress the entire directory into a .zip file. The file is automatically named with the current date and time as a prefix for easy version tracking.
- Exclude certain files from the backup, such as previously created .zip files and others you deem unnecessary.
- Save the newly created .zip file to additional locations of your choosing, such as a USB drive or a networked computer.
How to set it up?
When downloading, you will receive two files: Backupper.exe and BackupperData.txt.
In BackupperData.txt, you can configure how you want Backupper.exe to operate.
The setup is extremely simple—the file itself provides guidance.
Place these two files in the directory you wish to back up regularly (no installation required).
Please read and agree to the disclaimer before downloading.
It's totally free and forever.
DISCLAIMER
When downloading and running this application, you may encounter security warnings from Windows regarding unknown software.
This is normal for applications that are not widely recognized.
We assure you that this application is safe to use.
By downloading and using this application, you acknowledge and agree that the software is provided "as-is" without any warranties.
The developer is not responsible for any data loss, damage, or other issues that may arise from using this application.
Ensure that you understand the risks and that you are using this software at your own discretion.
If you do not agree with these terms, do not proceed with the download.
The developer disclaims all liability for any damages, including but not limited to direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages arising from the use or inability to use the software.
The application may contain bugs or errors, and you assume all risk of use.
