02 / 06Automatic protection
Backups you never have to think about.
Quiet Backup watches the folders you choose and protects changes as they happen. It works in idle moments and with a light touch, so your machine stays fast.
What Quiet Backup does.
Low impact by design
Backups slow down or pause when your computer is busy or running on battery.
Choose what to protect
Pick folders and file types to include, and exclude the bulky things you can easily recreate.
Changes follow along
After the first pass, only what changed is sent, so each update is small and quick.
Resumable uploads
A dropped connection never restarts a large file from zero. Uploads pick up where they stopped.
Plain-language status
One line tells you when you were last protected, with no charts to decode.
Four steps, start to finish.
- 1
Choose your folders
Select the folders that hold work you cannot afford to lose.
- 2
Let the first pass finish
The initial backup runs gently in the background, in the gaps while you work.
- 3
Changes follow along
New and edited files are protected shortly after you save them.
- 4
Glance at the status
Check the quiet status line whenever you like. It stays out of your way otherwise.
The details, plainly.
| Backup mode | Continuous, with optional quiet hours |
|---|---|
| Resource use | Throttles during heavy CPU, disk or battery load |
| Network | Resumable uploads with automatic retry |
| Scope | Selected folders, file types and exclusions |
| Encryption | In transit and at rest |
About Quiet Backup.
No. Quiet Backup lowers its own priority when you are busy and pauses entirely on low battery, so you should not notice it running.
Uploads resume automatically when the connection returns, continuing from the point where they stopped.
Yes. Add any folder or file type to your exclusions and it will be skipped.
Try Quiet Backup with 20 GB free.
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