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In the system file picker, opened with your fingerprint. Same backup, same free-up.

The web app, in any browser. Or one line in a terminal, and the drive is a disk.
Every photo is encrypted on your phone before it leaves.
The keys stay on your device. We never have them.
Unlock with Face ID. No password to forget, none to leak.
Stored in Germany, or on your own disk.
One line and an email. No account. Every ask becomes a public issue; the votes decide the order.
Coming next: import from Google Takeout in one drop. Live sync between devices.
Google: Takeout.
Apple: Export from Photos on the Mac.
Encrypted on your device.
Stop any time, drop again. Nothing is lost.
Your phone now backs up to Past.
Cancel iCloud. Cancel Google One.
The whole thing is on GitHub.
Host it on S3, WebDAV, or a disk in your closet.
Same app, same keys, your server.
Or let us host it. Germany, $4 a month.
30 days free. Card required, so we ask once.
Above 1 TB, $4 more per TB. All your people together.
Your card, on Stripe.
Nothing charged for 30 days.
past.app/you.
That link is your drive. Nothing else to remember.
App Store, Google Play.
Or stay in the browser. It works there too.
Face ID, and the drive is yours.
A recovery code, shown once. Write it down.
Your camera roll starts backing up.