Data Recovery

Scan an authorised folder or mounted drive for recoverable content in existing files, or inspect a preserved disk image.

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See Data Recovery in action

Data Recovery — recovery results light with demonstration data — Recovery results · Demonstration data

Data Recovery — settings light with demonstration data — Settings · Demonstration data

What you can do

Choose a drive root or folder through the macOS permission picker
Recursively inspect existing damaged files for supported embedded content
Read-only source scanning
Raw disk-image inputs
Supported file carving and format checks
FAT32 and exFAT deleted-file metadata evidence
Lost partition evidence and region scanning
Partial recovery explicitly identified
Source identity validation before resume
Saved scans, checkpoints and selections
Pause, cancel and resume scanning
Recovery previews in an isolated process
Recover to a separate physical destination
Local SQLite history and scan import or export

CompatibilitymacOS 14 or later
Apple Silicon and Intel

AppearanceSystem, Light and Dark

Getting startedSkippable tour and optional numbered steps

Made for a clear start

Choose your task, follow the numbered steps and review the result. You can hide instructions or turn off the startup walkthrough in Settings.

Privacy and practical limits

Image contents, file candidates and recovery history stay local. No app analytics or account.

This version scans existing accessible files in authorised folders or mounted drives, and raw disk-image files. Folder permission does not expose deleted files in free space. Raw external-device scanning without an image belongs to the separate website edition, which requires Developer ID signing and helper validation before release. Recovery success depends on available bytes; TRIM and encryption can prevent recovery.

App privacy details · Help with Data Recovery

Features in practice

The feature list describes the available tools. These examples explain how they support a practical workflow, what to review and where the limits matter.

Inspect the source without writing to it

Read-only scanning examines supported content and records format and filesystem evidence. A scan cannot guarantee recovery, especially when data has been overwritten or is inaccessible.

Review evidence before saving

Supported carving, FAT32/exFAT metadata and partition-region evidence help you assess candidates. Previews and partial-result labels help distinguish a usable result from incomplete content.

Continue an interrupted investigation

Saved scans, selections and checkpoints retain the work already recorded. Source identity checks are required before a compatible scan can resume.

Keep recovered output separate

Choose a destination on a separate physical device to avoid writing recovered data back over the source. Review each saved result; a recognised file signature does not establish that every part of a file is intact.

Use the compatibility, access and limitation information on this page when choosing a workflow. Sample screenshots illustrate the app; their records and measured results are not a scan of your own Mac.