Cloud backup for your Mac
Your work changes. Your backup should keep up.
Automatically back up the Mac files and folders you choose to your own cloud storage. Keep an off-site copy of your work, with scheduled backups as often as every hour.

Works with
Also S3-compatible
Backup that fits the way you already work
Keep your important files backed up, without changing how you work.
Use the storage you already have
Back up to Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3 or compatible storage. Choose your provider and keep control of where your backup files are stored.
Back up while you work
Schedule a backup as often as every hour, or start one yourself, so the off‑site copy stays close to the files you are working on. Keep Time Machine for local recovery. Its disk only updates while it is connected, which is easy to miss on a MacBook.
Recover files you've removed
Clear your Desktop or remove a finished project from your Mac. Files CloudChute has already backed up remain in your cloud backup, even after you delete the originals. Recover them when you need them, without your backup simply mirroring every deletion.
Pricing
Simple backup for your Mac.
Individual plans from £3.99/month after a 10-day free trial. The subscription is for the backup software. You connect Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3, or compatible storage of your own. That provider may charge separately and set its own limits. Support is included.
Individual plans include up to four backup destinations. Google Drive, Dropbox and Box each count as one account. Amazon S3 counts as one bucket. S3-compatible storage counts each endpoint and bucket together.
Each destination is assigned to one Mac at a time. Another Mac can take it over by signing in, and the original Mac can reclaim it the same way. Enterprise plans allow one recorded Mac per storage provider. See the FAQ for details.
Ready for each new macOS.
Your subscription includes ongoing macOS compatibility updates and product improvements, with no separate annual upgrade fees.
Supports macOS Sonoma (14.4) and later.