What's new in Restora

Review older parts of your workspace, create a recovery point before major changes, and compare afterward.

Restora now gives clearer warnings when something could not be fully captured and handles complex workspaces more reliably.

Restora now handles missing backup files more clearly, and recovery points are easier to understand.

Keep your backups in Google Drive, Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces or your own self-hosted storage.

Large batches of workspace changes are easier to review, with important changes surfaced first.

Complex databases, layouts and relations now come back more faithfully.

Restoring content into another workspace is clearer, and harder to do accidentally.

Save an important page or database before a risky change, then compare it later.

A new logo and a calmer design across the site and the app. Same product, same prices, far easier on the eye.

The Coverage Report lists what a backup holds and names anything it could not reach, so you never have to assume.

Pro backups now include much larger files, so design assets and long recordings come along too.

When a restore finishes you get a plain summary of what came back and anything that did not, which you can save or send on.

Big workspaces back up dramatically quicker, and a backup in progress can be stopped whenever you want.

One screen that answers the only question that matters: if something went wrong right now, could you recover?

Set a schedule once and backups keep running with your laptop closed and the browser shut. Long restores run in the background the same way.

A full history of your backups, so you can go back to the workspace as it was on a particular day rather than only the most recent copy.

Turn a backup into Obsidian, Excel, Google Sheets or Markdown. Your content stays yours, in formats that outlive any one tool.

Everything Restora can see in your workspace is covered, including files, attachments, icons and covers.

The Drift Auditor compares your live workspace against your most recent backup and tells you what is different. Free to run.

The first working version: back up a Notion workspace and put it back with its relations, rollups and views intact — the part a Notion export leaves out. Store-nothing for backups from day one, and the command-line version has been free and open source since the beginning.