SuperDuper!

SuperDuper! is a lightweight yet powerful app made for macOS. It's designed to help you create a bootable backup alongside your Time Machine volume, which is super handy!

Easy to Use Interface

This app has a simple, clear, and intuitive interface. You can easily choose the volume you want to back up, set where you want it saved, and pick what type of backup you need. It's all right there on the top toolbar.

Create Clones and DMG Images

You can make a clone of your selected disk without having to worry about temporary or system-specific files getting in the way. Plus, backing up your data as a DMG disk image is just as easy! You can choose between read-only or read-and-write options. Don't forget; you can also set how much compression you want and where to save it.

Custom Scripts for Advanced Users

If you're feeling adventurous, SuperDuper! lets you add or edit scripts. You can create your own or tweak existing ones to fit your needs. Want more control? You can add or remove script commands and even provide short descriptions so others know what each script does.

Schedule Your Backups

You can schedule SuperDuper! to run automatically on specific days and times. This means no more worrying about forgetting to back things up!

Options Panel Features

The Options panel lets you repair disk permissions before backups, erase old backups before creating new ones, update existing backups, or copy only newer files to your backup disk.

Powerful Control Settings

You can set the app to shut down your Mac after a backup or put it into sleep mode. Want to restart from the backup? No problem! You can even make that backup drive your startup disk.

For Tech-Savvy Users

If you're experienced with coding, SuperDuper! allows running shell scripts before and after backups. This makes it easier for complex data processing tasks related to backing up.

A Complete Backup Solution

If you're looking for an easy-to-use data backup tool that works great with Apple's latest macOS release, SuperDuper! checks all the boxes—from making fully bootable system backups to scheduling automatic backups.