How to back up Windows properly, what shipped in BackupKit, and the occasional note on how it is built.
Most of October went into one question: when BackupKit says a backup worked, is it true? Every run is now checked when it finishes, you hear about a backup that didn't happen, filters leave out what you never need back, and restores are safer.
Three releases since the first public build in August. Encryption got simpler and stricter, running backups can be stopped, there are ten themes, and your AI assistant can now tell you whether last night's backups ran. Next up: winget, Chocolatey and the Microsoft Store.
A new Windows backup app from the maker of FTPie — encrypted, scheduled, bring-your-own-storage. Here's what it is and why I'm building it.
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