Pika Backup
Fiscal Host: Open Source Collective
We are building the Pika Backup software. Pika Backup tries to make regular backups for devices using GNOME as easy as possible.
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Individuals
Alex
$50 USD since Jan 2023
2
Incognito
$25 USD since Feb 2023
3
Guest
$20 USD since Feb 2023
Micmon
$10 USD since Feb 2023
5
inyourfoss
$5 USD since Feb 2023
John Kizer
$5 USD since Feb 2023
7
Rafał
$1 USD since Mar 2023
Organizations
Peakford Ltd
$150 USD since Feb 2023
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Sophie
Admin
Peakford Ltd
$150 USD
Alex
Winter Stock
$50 USD
incognito
$25 USD
Guest
$20 USD
Micmon
$10 USD
inyourfoss
$5 USD
John Kizer
Haypile
$5 USD
Rafał
Mouthful
$1 USD
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+$25.00USD
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+$5.00USD
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Today’s balance$222.79 USD
Total raised
$222.79 USD
Total disbursed
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Estimated annual budget
$569.66 USD
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News from Pika Backup
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Version 0.5 released
Version 0.5 of Pika Backup is now available. This version includes the following:Different presets for commonly excluded folders that can be activated independently.Support for adding exclusion rules based on regular expressions or shell pa...
Published on February 22, 2023 by Sophie
About
Computers are scary, and backups are complicated. We are trying to simplify backups so that people can use their devices with more ease of mind.
The name “Pika Backup” derives from the American pika. Pikas are small mammals belonging to the lagomorphs. The American pika is known for caching food in skillfully constructed haypiles. Techniques used by American pikas for building haypiles include: storing piles below overhanging rocks, using certain plants which inhibit bacterial growth as preservative and preferring plants with high nutrition value for haying. Last but not least, pikas do not only create very sophisticated haypiles but are quick in collecting vegetation as well.
The name “Pika Backup” derives from the American pika. Pikas are small mammals belonging to the lagomorphs. The American pika is known for caching food in skillfully constructed haypiles. Techniques used by American pikas for building haypiles include: storing piles below overhanging rocks, using certain plants which inhibit bacterial growth as preservative and preferring plants with high nutrition value for haying. Last but not least, pikas do not only create very sophisticated haypiles but are quick in collecting vegetation as well.