KakapoWPBacks up your entire site to the cloud—automatically, verified, and restorable in seconds at any time.
| Last backup | Size |
|---|---|
| Database | 82 MB |
| Uploads & Media | 1.4 GB |
| Themes & Plugins | 240 MB |
| AES-256 · SHA-256 verified | ✓ |
Scheduled, incremental backups — daily, hourly, or as needed.
Learn more →Restore your entire site or individual sections in seconds.
Learn more →Backups are encrypted using AES — protecting them from unauthorized access.
Learn more →S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, FTP/SFTP — your choice, your control.
Learn more →Create test environments with a single click and push them back to production.
Learn more →Migrate your site to a new domain or host in a way that ensures it remains fully functional.
Learn more →Confirmation link by email, valid for 30 minutes and usable exactly once.
Learn more →Scheduled backup with a fixed time — or a frequency from hourly to monthly with weekday.
Learn more →Email on success or failure, webhook with HMAC, plus Slack, Discord and Teams.
Learn more →Amazon S3, Google Drive and FTP/SFTP: every destination set up, active or automatic.
Learn more →Retention, file and table exclusions plus the compression level 0 to 9.
Learn more →Five steps: select, check report, data-loss preview, file preview, scope.
Learn more →Signature file .asc or .hmac after every run; method, Key-ID and passphrase.
Learn more →12 weighted checks totalling 100 — status and recommendation for each check.
Learn more →After the full backup only changed files; the database always stays complete.
Learn more →SHA-256 against the file on disk, 0-byte detection, ZIP structure, self-test.
Learn more →Serialization-safe replacement in all text columns — dry run first, then the real run.
Learn more →Local, Amazon S3, Google Drive and FTP/SFTP, each with its status; S3 and Drive with the last upload
Learn more →Time, type and message for every operation — backup, restore, check, import
Learn more →WordPress sites with status and last check — connected via Application Password
Learn more →A real copy from an existing backup — its own directory, its own table prefix
Learn more →Four backup permissions per WordPress role as checkboxes — plus the number of users in that role
Learn more →Before every plugin, theme and core update a point is created with trigger, scope and size
Learn more →AES-256 for the archives, SHA-256 fingerprint of the key, plus the audit chain
Learn more →Brand name, accent color, logo and footer — also for the plugin list and menu entry
Learn more →Locks a backup against deletion for a number of days — 30 days by default
Learn more →Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or a custom interval — with the next run
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