FolderSure

Verify your SD-card backups byte for byte on iPad and iPhone. A matching hash is proof — a progress bar is just a promise.

Support

Questions, bug reports, or feature requests — email and you will get an answer from the developer, not a bot.

karolisvalatka0@gmail.com

Frequently asked

How do I verify a backup?

Plug in your card and your backup drive (a USB-C hub works great). In FolderSure pick the card folder as Source, the backup folder as Destination, and tap Verify Copy. Every file is hashed on both sides and compared — missing, changed, or unreadable files are listed by name.

What is Verified Copy?

FolderSure copies your files itself, then reads every byte back from the destination and compares hashes before calling a file done. It is the safest way to offload a card.

When can I erase my card?

The erase option only appears after a 100% verified pass. You must type ERASE and confirm, and FolderSure re-checks every file at the moment of deletion — if anything changed since the pass, it refuses. FolderSure never touches unverified files.

My verification says Incomplete — what now?

The drive disconnected or the app was closed mid-scan. Reconnect the same drives and tap Resume on the banner — FolderSure continues where it stopped. An interrupted job is never reported as verified.

Can my Mac check the exported checksums?

Yes. Export the .sha256 file, then in Terminal run shasum -c yourfile.sha256 inside the backup folder. Every line should print OK.

Which drives work?

Anything the Files app can open: SD cards through a reader, USB-C SSDs, USB sticks, and local folders. iPhone 15 or newer and all USB-C iPads support external drives directly.

Privacy Policy

Effective 20 July 2026

FolderSure collects no data. None.

Because no data is collected, there is nothing to sell, share, or breach. If this policy ever changes, the change will be listed here and in the App Store privacy label before it takes effect.

Contact for privacy questions: karolisvalatka0@gmail.com