The work
Years of photos, videos and captions. Today they live inside the account, and inside an export most people never download.
PalGuard · Kept encrypted, sealed and searchable.
PalGuardworking name
A bonuz product
Custody for creators
PalGuard keeps an encrypted, provable copy of everything you have published, as a private archive you can actually search. If an account is ever lost, your work is not.
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5,000 posts · 240,000 followers
What a ban takes
When a large account is disabled, its owner loses all three at once, and the platform owes them none of it back.
Years of photos, videos and captions. Today they live inside the account, and inside an export most people never download.
PalGuard · Kept encrypted, sealed and searchable.
The list of who was listening. No platform API hands it over. Your own data export is the only copy you can ever hold.
PalGuard · Sealed with your own key. We hold the count, not the list.
That any of it was yours, on any date. Nothing today gives a creator something to hold up.
PalGuard · A dated receipt for every post that nobody can quietly edit. Not even us.
One product, four parts
The parts only make sense together. The label on each one is where the build really is today.
Kept
Capture and custody.
Bring in your platform data export. Every photo, video and caption is hashed, encrypted and sealed into an archive that is yours.
Kept
Your whole body of work, searchable.
Every post you have ever made, in one private feed. Search by caption, date or platform, and find the reel a brand wants by Friday.
Rebuilt
Back onto a new account, at the platform’s pace.
If an account is lost, your archive goes back up in order, with a countdown that comes from the platform itself. Instagram needs a professional account for this, and we tell you on day one.
Found
Proof that it is still you.
Your new account carries the same bonuz identity as the old one, so the people looking for you find the real you, not an impersonator.
How your archive gets here
Every unfollower app asks for your Instagram password. We ask Instagram.
Every major platform has to give you a complete copy of your own data. That is your right under GDPR Article 20. You request it, the platform builds it, and you bring it here. We never log in as you, never scrape a profile and never run accounts of our own.
Request your data in the platform’s own settings.
The platform sends you a complete archive, followers included.
Upload it here. Your follower file is sealed on your device before anything leaves it.
If the worst happens
Platforms limit how fast anything can be published. At Instagram’s rate, a 5,000 post archive takes about 50 days to put back. So a restore runs in the background, and the countdown you see always comes from the platform, never from a guess.
1,240of 5,000 posts restored
38 days left at Instagram’s current limit
| Platform | Per day | Before you start |
|---|---|---|
| 100 a dayNeeds a professional account | Needs a professional account | |
| YouTube | About 100 a dayNothing extra | Nothing extra |
| TikTok | About 15 to 25 a dayPosts stay private until TikTok approves the app | Posts stay private until TikTok approves the app |
Receipts
Every day we take a fingerprint of your archive and publish it somewhere we cannot edit. If a single file ever changed, even by us, the fingerprint would stop matching.
When someone copies your work, or claims you copied theirs, you download a receipt that shows what existed, and when.
Every file in the batch, folded into one value.
Example fingerprint
362275c96e59950015ed8e437b008a2dd553d641f20a59dbd8d382fd69f29962Sealed 16 September 2026. Covers 5,000 posts and the follower count. Never the follower list.
Anyone can check a receipt with standard SHA-256 tools, without us. And nothing about getting your files back depends on it.
The rules we built around
We never ask for your password.
We never scrape a profile or run accounts of our own.
We never sell, enrich or contact your followers. They are other people.
We cannot read your follower file. It is sealed with your key, which also means we cannot recover it for you.
We never charge you to leave. Export everything, any time, for free.
Your work, kept.
PalGuard is in development. It opens to a small group of creators first.