Recover what can be saved, and protect what cannot.

From vintage cassette tapes and floppy disks to modern NVMe SSDs and MacBook drives — we recover data across every format, era, and failure mode. Safe, explainable, and built on triage-first principles.

30+
Media types supported
100%
Triage-first approach
0→1
Bit-perfect imaging
24/7
Assessment available

Media types

Every format. Every era. Every failure.

We recover data from decades of storage media — from analog tapes and magnetic floppies to enterprise SCSI arrays and modern NVMe SSDs.

Magnetic Media

Solid State & Flash

Computers & Specialized


Services

How we recover your data

Every recovery starts with honest triage. We match the method to the media, not the other way around.

Disk Imaging

Bit-for-bit clones before any repair work. We work from the image so the source stays protected.

File Recovery

Targeted extraction of specific files and folders — not just maximum byte count, but what matters to you.

Media Restoration

Cleaning, re-biasing, and head replacement for aging magnetic media like tapes and floppies.

RAID Rebuild

Reconstructing arrays from failed drives across hardware and software RAID configurations.

Encrypted Data

Recovery from encrypted volumes, BitLocker, FileVault, and LUKS when keys are partially available.

Cleanroom Recovery

Head swaps and platter-level recovery in controlled cleanroom environments for physically damaged drives.


Workflow

Safe recovery workflow

Triage the media

Identify if the issue is logical, mechanical, or both before applying any pressure to the device.

Create a clone

Work from an image wherever possible so the source remains protected.

Recover target files

Focus on the files and folders that matter most, not only the largest available amount of data.

Verify and export

Check recovered files, then return them in a format that is easy to use or archive.


Risk level

When to stop and ask for help

  • Clicking, grinding, or repeated spin-up attempts
  • Liquid exposure or visible board corrosion
  • Encrypted or partially overwritten data
  • Drives that were already hot, dropped, or opened
  • Magnetic media showing mold, shrinkage, or sticky shed
  • SSDs with dead controllers or worn-out NAND

Recovery intake

Tell us what happened