We are happy to inform you that starting from March 2008
Dobry Backuper has been acquired by BeLight Software and the rebranded application Get Backup was released. You are welcome to download Get Backup here.

Now you will get free technical support from BeLight Software, the license codes for Dobry Backuper will be valid for registering
Get Backup and BeLight Software will be constantly improving Get Backup to keep it up-to-date.

Why make backups?

In the course of your daily work at the computer you create a lot of data in the result. The majority of such data is saved as files on the computer's hard drive. Unfortunately, computers, even the most perfect ones, may crash occasionally. And the hard drive, where your most valuable data is stored, is the most vulnerable part. Of course, you can get your computer repaired and your hard drive replaced - but you won't get your lost files back - unless you made a backup in time.

Bad things sometimes happen - and hard drives do crash. Don't think it will never happen to you. Such things tend to occur when they are least expected. So the best protection is to make backups of your data regularly. And here is where Dobry Backuper comes in!

Why Dobry Backuper?

Dobry Backuper is a native Mac OS X backup software. This program is so easy to use, that even a beginner can quickly create a backup. Indeed, there's not much involved to create a backup - just drag the needed files and folders onto the Dobry Backuper window, choose when and how often to build and to save the backup. And the program will do the rest. When you need to bring your files back, just specify the backup to restore from, and click the "Restore" button.

Dobry Backuper is a simple and efficient tool for creating personal backups, suitable both for beginners and pros. It gracefully combines the simple and elegant user interface with powerful backup capabilities, such as automatic scheduled backups.

Dobry Backuper, powerful yet easy to use, will help you to create incremental, versioned and full backups of your valuable data. The built-in flexible schedule allows to fully automate the process of backup making. Just a few mouse clicks, and you may sleep placidly - you will always have an up-to-date backup of your files in case of a hard drive failure. Dobry Backuper creates tar-compatible backup archives which can be saved to any locally mounted device including FireWire, USB, ATA, SCSI, or network device, or burnt directly to a CD or DVD disk. Sophisticated filters and on-the-fly compression allow to minimize the size of the backup archives, saving only the essential data.

Features at Glance:

• Create full, versioned and incremental backups.
  You can create backups using one of the three methods:
  Full - all selected files are saved, and the resulting archive replaces the previously created one.
  Versioned - all selected files are saved in a new backup archive, and the previous archives remain intact.
  Incremental - each time a backup is built, only the files that were changed are saved in the new backup archive.
• Flexible schedule allows to automate the backup process.
  The flexible, customizable scheduling tool allows to fully automate the backup process, so that backups are built on a regular basis (daily, weekly or monthly). You can specify the backup start time to a minute. You can create a separate schedule for each backup, based on its specifics.
• Back up to any mounted device/drive, including FireWire, USB, ATA, SCSI, CD and DVD devices, or network volumes.
  The program allows to save backups to any locally mounted device or volume, for which the current user has the read/write access.

More features...

System Requirements.

- Apple Macintosh G3 or higher
- Mac OS X v10.3 or later.
- 3 MB of available disk space for application.
- Some available extra disk space for temporary files if you plan to write backups on CDs or DVDs.*

* The extra hard disk space equals to the size of one CD or DVD, plus about 30 - 300 MB for resource forks and auxiliary files. Basically, it should be accessible on the device where the '/tmp' folder is located.