Your work, backed up where it already is.
e2w drive backs up the folders you already work in. You don't have to move anything,
tidy anything up, or change the way you work.
e2w means east to west.
3 GB free, and we don't ask for a card.
There is no e2w folder.
Most backup services hand you one folder and expect you to move all your work into it.
That's a day's job, and it's why a lot of people start and never finish. We do it the
other way round. You tell us which folders matter. They stay exactly where they are, and
we back them up there.
Every save is kept
Not just the last one. There's no limit on how many we keep. OneDrive stops at 500.
Google stops at 100.
Deleted isn't gone
Delete something by accident and it waits in Recently deleted for 30 days. One click
brings it back, exactly as it was.
Go back to last Tuesday
Put a folder, or your whole drive, back to how it looked at any moment. You see what
will change before anything changes.
Ransomware can't reach it
It scrambles the files on your computer. It can't touch the copies here, and every
older version is still there and still readable.
Locks on the links you send
Put a password on a link. Give it a date it stops working. Limit how many times it can
be downloaded. Change your mind and switch it off.
Ask people for files
Send someone a link and they can drop files into your drive. No account needed, and
they can't see anything else you keep there.
See everything it does ·
the technical list
Where your files are.
In Europe, and we'll tell you which country.
Your files
The Netherlands.
The list of them
File names, sizes, dates, and who you've shared with: the United Kingdom.
AI
None. Nothing here opens a file to look inside it. Nothing is sent to an AI, and nothing
of yours is used to train one.
The free trial, start to finish.
It's a trial rather than a free plan, and we'd rather you knew how it ends before you
start than found out later.
- 3 GB, and no card. One per person.
- It ends when the drive is full, not on a set date. About a week if you're
quick about it.
- Nothing is deleted when it fills up. Backing up stops, that's all. Everything
is still there, and you can still download any of it.
- Two months after it fills up, we remove the drive from our end. We email you
first, and there's a one-click way to download the lot.
- The copies on your own computers are never touched. We're the backup. The
originals stay yours.
- Upgrade, or clear some space, and that stops.
What it can't do yet.
e2w drive is new, and this is the honest list. We'd rather lose a sign-up than give
somebody a nasty surprise in week two.
- There's nothing to buy yet. Bigger drives are on the way. Today the trial is all
there is.
- Backing up in the background is Windows only. The website works fine on a Mac, a
phone or a tablet. The app that quietly does the backing up doesn't exist for them yet.
- Windows will warn you about the download. It does that with anything it hasn't
seen many times before. Click More info, then Run anyway. There's a code
on the download page you can check the file against if you'd rather be sure.
- It only goes one way. What's on your computer goes up. Nothing comes back down on
its own. That's on purpose: it's what stops a bad day on your PC reaching your backup.
- We can't promise it's never down. Keep another copy of anything you really can't
afford to lose. That won't always be the answer. Today it's the true one.
Getting started.
Sign up, confirm your email, install it on Windows, and point it at the folders that
matter. Nothing moves.