Densar BK

Densar BK is a developer tool for Windows. Git saves the code. The rest of a working machine is somewhere else: the AI agent's memory, the .env files and keys that never go into a repository, the junctions pointing outside the project folder, the local configs, the toolchain. Densar BK scans the root folder and finds those by itself. It writes an encrypted archive (age standard, password required) and skips what can be rebuilt from scratch: in one real run, 0.38 GB archived against 21.73 GB of caches left out. On the new PC it does more than put files back. It recreates the junctions instead of turning them into duplicates that drift apart, remaps the agent's memory to the new paths, reinstalls the toolchain and dependencies (winget, npm, cargo, pip), and then lists the steps still missing to run each project, with the command and the folder for each. Analysis is free and shows what Densar would find on your system before you decide. Creating a backup is a one-time EUR 59. Restoring is free, on any machine, without a licence: the backups stay yours. Windows to Windows, encrypted with an open standard, and nothing is sent anywhere.