Steadily. Reliably. Always ready. SquirrelBak copies your files in real time to an idle PC in a separate location—no cloud, no login, no restore. Just safe, silent, one-way backup.
Monitors your folders and instantly backs up new or changed files—no manual triggers needed.
If the server or network goes down, SquirrelBak picks up right where it left off—no data loss.
Turn an old or unused computer into a silent, secure remote backup machine—zero cost, full control.
No restore. No sync. No cloud. Just one-way, folder-level backup from your server to a PC in another physical location. Designed for continuously growing data — simple, focused, and deeply safe.
You decide which folders to back up—and which to exclude. No automatic decisions. No surprises.
The backup PC only receives data—it never exposes your files to the network. One-way sync means one less attack surface.
Run the Sender on your production server, and the Receiver on an idle PC in a separate location (e.g., office, home, closet).
Select source folders with growing data (e.g., OA, logs, documents). Set IP, port, and destination. No login. No restore.
SquirrelBak runs silently—copying only new files, forever. No interaction. No risk. Just safe, continuous backup.
Real insights from users who trust SquirrelBak for their data safety. From home offices to small businesses, see how others are backing up like squirrels.
"We run a SaaS system on Alibaba Cloud for car dealerships. Now I use SquirrelBak as the final line of defense: nightly SQL backups → RAR → auto-delete old → sync to an offline PC. It just works. Is it perfect? Yes."
"I run SquirrelBak from my home server to an old laptop in the basement. It’s been silently copying security logs for 8 months—zero issues. When my main drive failed last month, I didn’t panic. The data was safe."
"We use it for our clinic’s patient records folder. No cloud compliance headaches. Just real-time backup to a locked PC at a staff member’s house. Simple, secure, and HIPAA-friendly."
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