Yedekalma creates one-click backups of your WordPress site — files and database — and restores them again from your WordPress admin. It works fully standalone with no account: backups are stored locally in your uploads directory and can be downloaded or restored at any time, directly from the dashboard.
Optionally, you can connect the Yedekalma cloud service (an external service, see the External services section) to push backups off-site to your own cloud storage (Google Drive, Amazon S3, your own FTP/SFTP, and more), mirror to multiple providers, schedule automatic backups, and run weekly restore drills. The cloud service is optional — every built-in feature of this plugin works without it.
Straight from your WordPress admin, with no account and no external service:
wp-content/uploads/yedekalma-backups/.If you want off-site protection, you can optionally connect the Yedekalma cloud service (external service — see External services). This is not required and the plugin is fully functional without it. It adds:
The cloud service has a free tier (no credit card; 1 GB / 1 month) and usage-based billing afterwards. You can also try it without registering — see the in-plugin option.
This plugin can optionally connect to the Yedekalma cloud service (an external SaaS) to perform off-site backup and restore operations, package backups for delivery to your own cloud storage, check subscription state, and monitor backup quota. This connection only happens if you choose to use the cloud service (by entering an API token or using the in-plugin “try without registering” option); the plugin’s local backup/restore features work without any external connection.