18,300
photos, home. Off Google and onto the old desktop in the study, in one evening.
Every machine you own, working as one. Just ask in plain words.
One house, one sentence, one decision. Watch Maya move 18,300 photos home in an evening.
Three machines, mapped: what each has free and when it works.
Move our photo storage onto our old desktop
MI’ll copy your 18,300 photos to your old desktop. It has 1.8 TB free, and Google Photos keeps working until you cancel.
Done. Your photos are home, and tonight they’re on the TV: the lake weekend.
18,300
photos, home. Off Google and onto the old desktop in the study, in one evening.
$9.99
a month, back. Cancel Google’s 2 TB plan whenever you’re ready.
Nothing
leaves your network. Alex’s copy runs without a cloud or an account.
30
days to undo anything, in one tap. Every change Agave makes can go back.
1.8 TB
free on an old desktop, finally doing something.
Four things to try. Click around: each one answers.
It finds what you own. Pick what joins. Nothing on the others is touched.
Pick a recipe, or describe one. See where each part would run before anything does.
Change your mind any time. Every change can go back, for 30 days.
Undo is one tap for 30 days. Nothing is lost either way.
Share the recipe, not the photos. It rebuilds itself for Alex’s machines.
He gets the setup, not your photos. It rebuilds itself for his machines.
Nothing is set up until you say so.