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About Yedekalma: Your Data Stays Under Your Control

Yedekalma is a backup automation platform built by a Bursa-based team that sends backups straight to the customer’s own storage.

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In Short: Who is Yedekalma?

Yedekalma is a Turkey-based backup automation (SaaS) service developed by a team in Bursa. Its zero-server-storage architecture builds the archive on the customer’s own server and uploads it to the customer’s own storage; only metadata and account data are kept on Yedekalma’s side.

  • Bursa-based team; the panel is hosted in Turkey (Turkticaret.net infrastructure).
  • Backup files are not stored on Yedekalma’s servers.
  • Optional AES-256 encryption on your own server.
  • Data export, account deletion and an audit log are available in the panel.

Secure Data Infrastructure

Your data stays under your control from start to finish

Your backups are packaged on your own server and go straight to your own storage; backup files are not stored on our servers. If you wish, the archive is encrypted with AES-256.

  • Built in Türkiye: a Bursa-based team; the panel is hosted in Türkiye.
  • Optional encryption: if you turn on AES-256, the archive is encrypted on your site's server.
  • Data protection tools: data export, account deletion and an audit log in the panel; your data is not shared with third parties.
  • Support: support tickets from the panel and a contact form, provided in Turkish; if you prefer, we can perform the restore for you as a paid service.

Optional Encryption

AES-256 Algorithm

$iv = random_bytes(16);
$ct = openssl_encrypt($chunk, 'aes-256-cbc', $key, OPENSSL_RAW_DATA, $iv);
// With encryption on, the archive is encrypted before it leaves your server
AES-256
Strong Encryption Standard
Your Own Passphrase
You set it in the panel

In short

What Is Website Backup and How Is It Done?

Website backup means keeping a copy of your site's files, database and mailboxes somewhere else. Manual site backup is not enough for two reasons: it gets forgotten, and it is never tested. The right answer is automatic backup — the backup runs by itself, is verified, and is reported back to you.

Read more: how it works and how often to back up

At Yedekalma, automatic website backup runs from a single PHP module: you upload it to your site's root, the archive is built on your own server and uploaded straight to your own storage. You never share your FTP or MySQL password with us for database backup; backup files are not stored on our servers. WordPress backup needs no plugin either — the same module works for WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel, OpenCart, Joomla and custom PHP sites.

You can choose the frequency separately for each component: weekly for brochure sites, daily for sites with regular content, and hourly for e-commerce backup where an order or stock change must not be lost. Every backup taken is verified in 8 layers (including the SHA-256 checksum, a properly closed archive and the completeness of the database dump) — because a backup that will not open on the day you need it is the same as no backup at all.

For more detail, see: website backup · WordPress backup · database backup · email backup · backup verification · incremental backup. For pages specific to your platform see all backup solutions, for packages and amounts see backup pricing, and for the differences with other tools see the backup comparison.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Yedekalma

Yedekalma is developed by a team based in Bursa, Turkey. Account, billing and backup metadata are kept on servers in Turkey (Turkticaret.net infrastructure).
No. The archive is built on your own server and uploaded straight to your own storage target. Only metadata (file name, size, checksum, timestamp) and account/billing data are kept on Yedekalma’s side.
Yedekalma does not issue a compliance statement; compliance is achieved through your own processes. The panel provides tools that help: personal data export, account deletion with a waiting period and an audit log.