Projects change. You need the latest files, and you may need an earlier version later. Keeping that history can mean storing the same information again and again.

GLYX Archive looks for compatible information it can reuse across an archive, while preserving what is needed to recover the original files exactly. Different files can contain familiar structure. New information still needs to be stored.

For you, the benefit is more room for useful files and older versions within the storage you already have. Where you pay for the space retained, reducing that billable amount reduces the storage charge.

In one recorded comparison, we used a selected library of seven hundred and forty-two files. Counting the archive and the recorded restore software, GLYX used about forty-three percent less space than the same files in ZIP. Every file came back exactly.

We also tested adding previously saved content again. In that separate exact-repeat test, adding almost two gigabytes again needed less than one megabyte of extra archive and recovery records. The earlier archive and required software still had to be kept.

The goal is useful storage saving with exact recovery. We compare your real data with the best practical alternative, count everything you need to keep and run, and check that the original files come back exactly.

Bring a backup history or a project library. Compare what you keep, what you can restore and what you pay for.

GLYX Archive. Beyond Brute Force. Reuse structure. Create more.