Culacc

Most hosts keep your backups on the same server as your site. If that server is hacked, fails, or your hosting account closes, the backups go with it.

Culacc keeps an off-site copy of your whole site — the database, media library, themes and plugins — in your Culacc account, stored in the EU, with every version of every file. And it brings your Culacc files into wp-admin, so you can use them on the site.

Why site owners choose Culacc

• Off-site, in the EU. Your backups live away from your hosting, in European data centres.

• Every version kept. A changed file never overwrites the old one, so you can open your logo or a theme file as it was last Tuesday.

• Only changes are sent. After the first backup, a twenty-gigabyte media library sends only the few megabytes that changed.

• Made for shared hosting. Backups run in small steps and resume where they stopped, so hosts that cut off long-running PHP can’t break them.

• Works behind firewalls. Your site sends the backup; Culacc never connects to it.

• Your files, inside WordPress. On Tools → Culacc, browse your Culacc folders with previews, add any file to the Media Library, or copy a CDN link with ready-made code that sizes pictures for every screen.

• Your team, your rules. Administrators decide which roles may see Culacc, start backups or publish links.

What gets backed up

• The database, dumped table by table and compressed

• Uploads — your whole media library

• Themes and plugins, including the ones you wrote yourself

• Optionally wp-config.php, which makes restoring easier but contains your database password and security keys

Who it’s for

• Site owners who want a copy of their site that doesn’t depend on their host.

• Agencies and freelancers looking after many sites: connect each client site to one Culacc account and see them all in one place.

• Teams that keep brand files in Culacc and want them in WordPress without downloading and re-uploading.

What it never does

Culacc doesn’t change your site on its own: a file is added to your Media Library only when someone with permission chooses to. It sends nothing anywhere except the Culacc account you paired it with, and stores no WordPress passwords — pairing gives the site a token that works only for your account.

Honest about restoring

Restoring is manual in this version: download what you need from Culacc and put it back. A one-click restore isn’t here yet.

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External services

com), a cloud storage and backup service, and needs a Culacc account. It only talks to Culacc, and only once you have connected the site with a pairing code from your Culacc account.

What it sends to Culacc, and when:

• When you connect the site: the site’s address and name, the WordPress, PHP and plugin versions, and the username, display name and email address of the administrator who entered the pairing code — so the account owner can see who connected it.

• On every backup — on the schedule you choose, when you press “Back up now”, and shortly after media files are added or changed: the files you chose to back up (uploads, themes, plugins, and optionally wp-config.php) and, if chosen, an export of the database.

• Every five minutes while connected: a short status check carrying the WordPress, PHP and plugin versions, so Culacc can show whether the site is reachable.

• When someone with permission uses the Files panel on Tools → Culacc: requests to list, preview, download or publish files stored in Culacc. Previews and downloads are then loaded by that person’s browser directly from culacc.com.

Nothing is sent before the site is connected, and nothing is sent after it is disconnected.

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