The day a customer prepares a restore is not a day that is going well for that customer. I forgive her for being irritated with me initially, by the way, because we're used to this pattern. 'All my edits are there, like every last one, how is this possible?!!! This is SUCH a good product.' :-) She hangs up, and 5 minutes later she calls me and she is so happy. She responds meekly, 'Backblaze has a mobile app?' (sigh) My own flesh and blood, who has heard me talk about backups for years, and she has no idea what the product line offers. Right there on the phone I said, 'well have you signed into your Backblaze account and just checked if the paper is there?' She responds obviously irritated with me, 'Haven't you been paying attention?! My laptop is dead, how would I sign in?!' I told her: 'the mobile app, using the phone you are talking with me on'. Silly true story: my niece (who was in college at the time) called me in a panic one time a few years ago and said her laptop was dead, and she hadn't worried about backups ever before and she wasn't even sure if Backblaze was running anymore, and she had been editing an important college paper only minutes before the laptop died. And view them, and forward them somewhere. To be clear, this does not do any backups of your phone, what it does allow you to do is browse any of the files that are normally on your laptop from your phone, because they are in your backup on our servers automatically. This is TOTALLY FREE, you can download it from the Google Play store or the Apple App store. One of the things you might also get a kick out of is our mobile client. So my advice is download it, install it, let it backup for a few days, then try a restore, see how you like it.

And the good thing is the first 14 days are free, and you don't give us a credit card during the trial so we can't trick you into paying or anything. Which service I should subscribe? My laptop is MacBook.īackblaze Personal Backup. Disclaimer: I work at Backblaze on the Personal Backup product line, so I'm biased and you should double check my answers.

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