Build the single binary
cargo install --git https://github.com/B-Divyesh/sf-local-records-continuity --path crates/continuityRecovery route · local records · v0.1
Turn scattered invoices, customer exports, and records into one encrypted recovery pack—with a plain-language map back.
No account. No upload. No backup subscription.
The missing piece
A database dump in a cloud folder may exist, but can the next person identify it, open it, and know every file arrived intact? Continuity Pack leaves an encrypted archive beside a human-readable restore map and a machine-checkable receipt.
Three checkpoints
Name the files and folders that matter. Required sources fail the run if they disappear.
[[records]] path = "exports/invoices.csv"Each file gets a SHA-256, then the complete archive is compressed and authenticated with XChaCha20-Poly1305.
continuity pack --target /media/offsiteA scheduled dry-read decrypts and hashes the target copy. A missing, stale, or damaged target exits loudly.
continuity check --target /media/offsiteRecorded field run
Follow one fictional bookshop’s route. The same details are available as JSON for scripts and monitoring.
Pack written and target copy verified.
Field guide
Build from source today. Release binaries will appear on GitHub after the factory publishes v0.1.0.
cargo install --git https://github.com/B-Divyesh/sf-local-records-continuity --path crates/continuitycontinuity initcontinuity pack --target /media/offsite/backups--jsonOptional field kit
$39 one-time purchase
The CLI’s complete safety path stays free. Plus unlocks a multi-location configuration workbook, quarterly restore-drill worksheet, and staff handoff guide—practical paperwork for teams that want a repeatable routine.
Sociobot/Dodo is the merchant of record. Refunds are handled there and revoke the license automatically.
No license stored. The free CLI remains fully available.
Keep the route open