Root-based Android backup tool powered by restic.

Restoid gives you control over your app backups through a clean and simple user interface. It's built for users who want robust, encrypted, and deduplicated backups.

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• Restic-Powered: Leverages the speed, security, and efficiency of restic for deduplicated and encrypted backups.
• Selective App Backup: Choose exactly which user-installed applications you want to back up.
• Full Control Over What You Back Up: Granularly select what to include for each app: APK files, user data, device-protected data, external/OBB/media files.
• Custom Directory Backup: Back up custom directories like DCIM, Documents, etc. (works without root).
• Flexible Repository Management: Create and manage repositories across native restic backends: Local directory, SFTP, REST server, and Amazon S3/MinIO.
• Snapshot Management: Easily browse backup snapshots, view details of what was backed up, and forget old snapshots.
• Flexible Restore: Restore entire apps or just specific parts (like only app data).
• Automated Schedules: Set up recurring backups with customizable intervals and trigger conditions (battery, charging, and network status).
• Downgrade Protection: Prevents you from accidentally restoring an older app version over a newer one (can be overridden).

• Root Access: Restoid requires elevated privileges to access app data directories. It uses libsu for robust root command execution.
• Android Version: Minimum SDK 29 (Android 10), but SDK 37 (Android 17) is recommended.

If you find a bug, have a feature request, or want to help clean up the code, please:

1. Open an issue to discuss the change.
2. Fork the repository and submit a pull request.

All contributions are welcome!

Translations for Restoid are managed via Weblate. If you'd like to help translate the app, please visit the project page

• Create an account on Weblate (if you don't already have one).
• Pick a language and translate strings using Weblate's web interface.
• Submitted translations will be reviewed by the maintainers and integrated into the project.

If you prefer to contribute translations through GitHub (by editing Android string resources directly), open a pull request.

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.