VaultSync Development diary

VaultSync just passed 800 downloads

Woke up to a pretty nice number today. VaultSync has now passed 800 downloads . I know it isn’t huge in the grand scheme of things, but for me it’s one of those small moments where the project feels a bit more real. This started as something I was building mos…

VaultSync just passed 800 downloads

Woke up to a pretty nice number today.

VaultSync has now passed 800 downloads.

https://preview.redd.it/i4astdz5z2zg1.png?width=692&format=png&auto=webp&s=081bc0033c7fa10b293070739ab150dfc92e3c30

I know it isn’t huge in the grand scheme of things, but for me it’s one of those small moments where the project feels a bit more real.

This started as something I was building mostly for myself, so seeing more people slowly try it, test it, give feedback, and follow along has been genuinely motivating.

Especially because VaultSync is not the kind of app people download just to look at for 30 seconds. It’s backup software. If someone installs it, tests it, or starts trusting it with their files, that means something.

A lot has happened recently:

  • the Microsoft Store launch
  • the first proper Linux beta release
  • the website going live
  • a lot of behind-the-scenes work to make the app more solid going forward

So hitting 800 now feels like a really nice moment in the middle of all that.

More than the number itself, what matters to me is that people are actually trying it, giving feedback, reporting issues, suggesting improvements, and helping shape where it goes next.

So yeah, just wanted to say thank you.

To everyone who downloaded it, tested it, broke it, reported things, suggested ideas, or even just followed along: it genuinely means a lot.

Onward to the next milestone.

And as always, keep backing up your data.

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