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Back up. Rest easy.
Scheduled snapshots, one-key restore.
Your files, your server. No cloud. No account.
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▸ minecraft-srv [nest+local] 2h ago 12.4 MB
postgres [nest] 30m ago 4.1 MB
documents [local] 1h ago 820 MB
photos [nest+local] 6h ago 2.3 GB
✓ scheduler active · ✓ nest connected
↑↓ navigate · enter run · n mode · r restore · q quit
installation
Prebuilt binary for macOS and Linux. Drops into /usr/local/bin. No dependencies, no package manager, no account.
$ curl -sL https://install.zipp.rest | bash
✓ zipp v··· installed
run: zipp
features
No cloud. No account. Runs on your machine with a scheduler that registers itself on install.
available now
Each backup creates a new dated copy — nothing gets overwritten. Set how many snapshots to keep per job; old ones are deleted automatically when the limit is reached.
Set an interval per job (e.g. every 2 hours). On first run zipp registers a system scheduler — launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux. Backups happen in the background whether the app is open or not.
Choose per job. Compressed mode creates a .tar.gz archive — smaller, good for game worlds or databases. Plain mode copies the folder as-is — faster, easier to browse.
Press n on any job to cycle modes: [local] keeps the backup on this machine, [nest] sends it to your server only, [nest+local] does both at the same time.
Press r on any job to browse its snapshots. Pick one, confirm — zipp extracts it back to the original source path. Works for both local and remote backups.
how snapshots work
Nothing gets overwritten. Old snapshots rotate out automatically when you hit your limit.
minecraft-world › restore snapshot
▸ 2026-03-14_22-00-05 12.4 MB ███████████████░░░ latest
2026-03-14_20-00-00 11.8 MB ██████████████░░░░
2026-03-14_18-00-00 11.8 MB ██████████████░░░░
2026-03-14_16-00-00 10.2 MB ████████████░░░░░░
2026-03-14_14-00-00 10.0 MB ████████████░░░░░░
↑↓ select · enter restore · esc back
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A self-hosted backup server for zipp. Install on any Linux or macOS machine — VPS, home server, Raspberry Pi, NAS. Backups go directly to your server, nowhere else.
changelog
local, nest and nest+local backup modes