Get them off your phone.
Plug in. Press once. Every photo, verified, in a folder you own.
One-button iPhone photo backup for Windows and Mac. No cloud. No account. No subscription. There is no app on the phone.
Found 1,475 photos and videos on this iPhone.
[ Back Up ]
1,475 photos and videos now in D:\Photos. Every file verified.
The count is the product. What it finds is what lands — and it says so, both times.
Plug in. Press the button. Walk away.
1Plug your iPhone into your computer with a USB cable. Tap Trust — once, ever.
2Press the one button. That's the whole interface.
3Walk away. The screen locks, the phone charges, the backup finishes on its own. 200 GB? Go to bed — it'll be in the folder, counted and verified, in the morning.
Starts with one unlock, finishes unattended. Every photo and video lands in dated folders (2026/2026-08), byte-verified against a manifest.
"Done" should mean verified done.
Backup tools love to say "done." Some of them are lying — the reviews of the popular apps are full of "it reported success and files were missing." Wireless transfer drops, background limits kill the app, and nobody counts what actually arrived.
- Verified — every file byte-checked, every run ends with a count you can trust.
- Incremental — next time it copies only what's new, in seconds.
- Survives the unplug — cable pulled at 140 GB? It resumes exactly there.
- Original quality — HEIC, RAW, videos untouched; Live Photos kept as proper pairs.
- Any folder you own — local drive, external disk, or any mounted NAS share.
- No settings maze — one button. On purpose.
End-to-end encrypted by a cable.
Your photos travel from your hand to your disk. They never transit a network, a cloud, or anyone's server. Uploaded photos are held under the provider's keys by default — photos in a folder on your drive are yours.
No account. No login. No telemetry. No internet required.
A cable doesn't have bars.
Wi-Fi transfer runs your phone hot — screen on, radio blasting, battery draining, your household internet crawling. A cable is the opposite: the phone just hands files down the wire while charging. Your Netflix won't stutter. The phone isn't working hard — it's charging.
On USB-3 iPhones (Pro models with a real USB-3 cable), 50 GB is a coffee, not an afternoon. Every iPhone gets the same guarantee either way: it never drops, and it always finishes.
Fair questions
- "Finder and Image Capture are free."
- They're also why you're here. Big libraries choke them, errors are cryptic, nothing resumes, and nothing is verified.
- "Why not just use iCloud?"
- Sync isn't backup. Delete from your camera roll and the cloud copy dies too. And iCloud full is probably how you found this page.
- "Is there a trial?"
- Better: the free preview shows every photo it will copy — the full count, before you pay a cent. One purchase, no subscription, 14-day refund.
Launching soon
Coming to the Mac App Store and as a direct download for Windows. One license covers both — $39.99, once.