rawbunker

Map it. See it. Back it up.

1MapMap all your photos2SeeShows you the current state3Back upBackup running the way you work
1

MapFirst, map everything you have.

  1. Install Rawbunker on your laptop. It finds every photo there within minutes.
  2. Plug in your drives and NAS, one by one. Each one joins the map as it's found.
  3. Copies are recognised. A folder found on two drives counts as one folder with two copies.
2

SeeSee where you stand.

  1. Every folder, every copy. See where each folder lives and how many copies it has.
  2. Drives in a drawer count too. An unplugged drive stays on the map, with the date it was last checked.
  3. See what's at risk. Folders with only one copy are marked in amber.
  4. Know what to do next. "112 folders have one copy. Copy them to Desk SSD."
  5. Every photo on your phone, as pictures, drives plugged in or not.
3

Back upThen, your backup runs automatically, the way you want.

  1. Set your workflow once: how many copies, where each lives, and what each keeps.
  2. Choose when it starts: as soon as a shoot lands, after culling, or after editing.
  3. Every copy made for you, at that moment, with no button and no schedule.
  4. Every copy checked: against the original, and again whenever a drive comes back.
  5. Get anything back: from your drives in seconds, from the deep archive by next day, free.

What does your workflow look like?

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