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Back up your Blipfoto journal. b-ark backs up your Blipfoto journal to a folder you choose on your own computer. b-ark is easy to install and works inside the Chrome browser. It backs up when you visit blipfoto, either at regular intervals or when you upload (or modify) journal entries. You sign in with your Blipfoto account, pick a destination folder, and b-ark downloads your entries and their images — keeping your backup in step with your journal over time. Features - Backup. A local copy of every blip, updated automatically. - View. Browse your archive offline in the built-in viewer. - Publish. Copy the backup folder to any web host to publish. - AI-ready. README.md for AI tools: Use AI to build photobooks, slideshows, statistics, custom sites. - Everything is stored on your own computer - nothing is uploaded to any third-party - An optional on-page status chip shows backup state while you browse Blipfoto. - One-click sign-in with your Blipfoto account. New in 1.0.5 - Back up Original, hires, and Extra-quality images from your existing browser session, with a new lightbox viewer for browsing them. - Faster backups, and newest posts now back up first. Privacy - Your backup is written only to the folder you pick, using your browser's File System Access API. b-ark does not run its own servers and collects no analytics. - Your sign-in token is encrypted at rest on your device. - Full privacy policy: https://ianmstevenson.github.io/b-oss/b-ark-chrome-privacy.html b-ark is an open source project from b-oss and is not affiliated with Blipfoto.
Sep 9, 2026
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