PixBack: Photo & video backup to Google Photos. Mac & Windows

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I make nature videos and commercial ads, so I shoot a lot — camera, drone, phone — and used Google Photos as part of my team workflow without me thinking about it. When the desktop side of that changed in August 2026, my import routine turned into: plug in the card, open a browser tab, drag files in, wait, remember to check it actually finished. Every single time. So I built PixBack to do that part for me. You pick folders to watch. Every new photo or video in them uploads itself to Google Photos in the background, subfolders included. There's a live dashboard so you can see it working, and it resumes on its own if you close the lid or lose wifi mid-upload. A few deliberate choices worth calling out: It's one-way, on purpose. PixBack uploads. It doesn't sync, doesn't create albums, and can't modify or delete anything already in your library. Backup software that ct really backup software. Nothing passes through my servers. Files go str your own Google account over Google's officialAPI. I never see them, and there's no account to create with me. One-time purchase. $14.95 USD for one machine, $49.95 USD for a 4-license family pack. A year of updates included, and after that you keep using the version you bough It felt wrong to charge a subscription for something whose whole job is to run quietly and not need attention. Duplicates: Google Photos keeps identical copies out, so only new photos and videos are actually added to your library. On a Mac it can also back up your Apple Photos library — one switch. Mac (macOS 15.6+, Universal: Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 10/11 (Intel and Arm64), in 22 languages. Happy to answer anything.