Tri-BACKUP for Mac
Automatically backup files on multiple machines.
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Tri-BACKUP overview
Tri-BACKUP is a backup utility that automatically saves your data (from a single folder to an entire disk), synchronize folders, and creates and maintains bootable copy of your disk.
- Multiples modes: copy, backup, synchronize, remove, compress, compare, etc.
- Different backup modes: Evolutive (saves successive versions of each document), Mirror (identical copy), Incremental partial backup, Disk Copy, etc.
- Programmed Actions executed in background, with automatic scheduling.
- Immediate Actions to precisely control what must be copied, deleted,or modified.
- Automatic mount of remote volumes.
What’s new in version 9.1.8
Version 9.1.8:
View older Tri-BACKUP versions Enhancements:
- Various minor enhancements and interface changes.
Corrections:
- Various minor corrections.
Tri-BACKUP for Mac
$69.99
In English
Version 9.1.8
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May 15 2021
Version: 9.1.8
I'm using Qrecall ($40) since more than 5 years and loving that, but using Tri-Backup was a nice experience and not everyone is fit for Qrecall. I like it way better than Time Machine.
It's an incremental backup application and not a sync tool necessarily. I'm not sure why people compare with those types of apps as if they were the same. Close, but not always overlapping in features and ease-of-use. Backup is about set it and forget it, except for changing disks depending on your rotation routines. Sync is typically more involved.
Sep 22 2020
Version: 9.1.7
I looked at various backup apps, mostly honing in on SuperDuper! and Carbon Copy Cloner for local clone backups and Arq, ChronoSync, and CloudBerry for remote backups. Arq was the best fit and fastest for remote container storage. ChronoSync and CloudBerry just weren't fast enough.
I never considered Tri-BACKUP as I decided to write my own rsync scripts.
Jul 22 2017
Version: 8.1.1
It works for me on a 10.11.6. One difference to CCC is, that this one has a bug, "root creation date" on bootable backups. I remember this from the times of OS9... Nothing changes :D
Jul 19 2016
Version: 8.0.2
After many years of using Tri-Backup I am leaving this software for good. This software is a solid backup solution but is far too expensive to keep. Upgrades should be reasonable. Expecting $50 for minor updates every couple of years is ridiculous.
I have switched to Chronosync. Chronosync is a one time purchase of $39. Upgrades are free forever. I also find Chronosyn a superior solution for my needs. Goodbye...
Jun 13 2015
Version: 7.1.4
Do not trust this company. I purchased Tri-Backup years ago, then there was an OS update, and Tri-Backup vanished. It was a completely dead product. There were no updates for literally over 5+ years. Then, all of the sudden, they reappear from the dead, and start making updates again, and all of their customers that they let hang out to dry are expected to pay to get their application working again, that they already paid for, and it never worked in the first place. There is no customer loyalty at all. They could just vanish off the face of the earth again at any time. I have been using ChronoSync ever since, and it has been great with amazing support and upgrade policies.
