BackupLoupe

If you ever wondered why your Time Machine is always full, why the backup process is so slow, or how many revisions a specific file or folder has, then BackupLoupe is the app that can help you figure all that out!

What is BackupLoupe?

BackupLoupe is a user-friendly Time Machine browser that works great with your Mac's Finder. It gives you easy access to different backup versions of your computer. Pretty cool, right?

Restore Files Easily

With BackupLoupe, you can restore any file or folder that you've backed up using Time Machine. You can even choose where to put it! Plus, if there are directories like temporary files or cache folders that you don't want backed up in the future, this app lets you exclude them.

Analyze Your Backups

The main window of BackupLoupe lets you view and analyze your backups so you can quickly find out which items are taking up the most space on your backup drive. The History slide panel shows how many versions of a selected file are available and when they were created.

Navigating Versions Made Easy

Navigating between different versions is super simple! BackupLoupe also works with various applications through System Services. This means you can select a file and check all its Time Machine revisions with just a few clicks.

Search Features

The Find window helps you search for files, folders, and apps on your backup disk or Mac's hard disk. You can filter results based on their location and backup date too!

Detailed Stats and Notifications

This handy app provides detailed statistics about your backups along with support for QuickLook and Growl notifications. So you'll always be updated!

Open Files Without Restoring

You can even open files without having to restore them first! Plus, BackupLoupe allows you to browse files while your backup drive isn't connected to your Mac.

Multiple Disk Handling

If you've got multiple Time Machine disks or backups stored in non-standard locations, BackupLoupe can handle those too!

If you're looking for an easy way to manage and navigate through your backups, check out BackupLoupe. It really makes dealing with backups less of a hassle!