Create daily recurring backups of your public and private GitHub repositories. Don't worry about maintaining, executing or documenting your own backup script.
Learn moreSync backups to your own cloud storage (currently Amazon S3) to keep an offsite copy of your data and for longterm backup retention.
Learn moreBackups include not only the repository with all branches, but also all associated metadata, such as issues, milestones, pull requests, releases, wikis and more
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 moreWhen you need to recover a repository, you can restore your repository including metadata, such as issues and milestones, directly back to GitHub via the GitHub API.
Learn moreYou can clone any snapshot of your GitHub backup directly from BackHub. This means you can access your data anytime, even if GitHub is temporarily not available.
Learn moreBackHub checks your GitHub account on a daily basis for new repositories and automatically creates backups.
Learn moreYou can download the GitHub repository or metadata directly from BackHub without having to restore it back to GitHub.
Learn moreBackHub supports GitHub organizations. When you create backups for your organization, all owners and admins can access and restore these backups too.
Learn moreUse BackHub as your repository archive, and at GitHub remove repositories on which you are no longer working.
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