Backup for Minecraft servers
Minecraft backups, never taken mid-save.
We pause saving on your Java or Bedrock server before every snapshot, then store an encrypted copy off your machine. One command to install.
Needs a machine you can run commands on - not just a host's control panel.
How worlds get lost
Usually something ordinary, with no clean copy to roll back to.
- ✕ The disk on your VPS or home PC dies.
- ✕ A plugin or mod update corrupts the world.
- ✕ A griefer or a misclick wipes out a build.
- ✕ Your host goes down, and its backups go with it.
- ✕ The backup was taken mid-save, so it's corrupt too.
Host panel backups are capped and live with the same provider. Generic backup tools don't pause the world, so they can copy it mid-save.
Built for Minecraft servers
Pauses saving first
Saves are held before every snapshot - over RCON on Java, the server console on Bedrock - and released right after.
Finds your worlds
Detects Java and Bedrock worlds, plus their mods, plugins, and configs. No paths to list.
Renames don't break history
Each world keeps a stable ID, so renaming its folder keeps its backups.
One command to install
Paste one command on your Linux server. No Docker, no S3 keys, no CLI to learn.
1 GB free, no card needed
Space, Keep, and Guild - scheduled backups, per-world retention, and restore from the dashboard on every tier. See what's included on each.