Create daily recurring backups of your public and private GitHub repositories. Having a backup protects you from forced push accidents, involuntary deletions or any other scenario that leads to loss of data.
Learn moreBackHub creates daily snapshots of all your backups. You can easily restore a previous state of your repository or metadata up to 30 days back in time.
Learn moreBackups include not only the repository with all branches, but also all metadata like issues, milestones, releases etc. associated with the repository.
Learn moreYou can download the repository or metadata directly from BackHub without having to restore it back to GitHub.
Learn moreWhen you need to recover a repository, you can restore your repository including metadata like issues and more directly back to GitHub via the GitHub API.
Learn moreBackHub supports GitHub organizations. When you create backups for your organization, all owners and admins can access and restore these backups too.
Learn moreBackHub is checking your GitHub account on a daily basis to look for new repositories and creates backups automatically.
Learn moreUse BackHub as your repository archive and remove repositories at GitHub which you are not working on any longer.
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