Microsoft keeps Azure DevOps running. When a migration fails halfway, you own the recovery. Resilience starts there: Rewind puts your code and work items back at the point in time you choose.
Restore On Request rebuilds your organization and maps your projects back into it.
Restorable, and a project restore brings its test plans, suites, cases, configurations, and variables.
Branches and commits. The repository is the unit of recovery, and it comes back whole.
Tags, comments, comment attachments, attachments, and linked work items. Open pull requests restore.
Work items and their comments, restorable one at a time or with the whole project.
Exports as JSON, and the work items on your boards restore one at a time.
Test suites, cases, configurations, and variables. Test plans come back with a project restore.
Automated build and release pipelines, exportable as JSON whenever your team needs them.
Feed and package metadata, exportable as JSON with links to where each package is hosted.
Microsoft protects the platform, not your project data. Every work item, pull request, and pipeline your team depends on is yours to protect. When one is lost, the comments and history showing how it got there go with it.
Auditors need backup evidence, tested procedures, and documented RTO and RPO targets. Holding a copy of your data is one thing; showing you can reconstruct from it is what the audit asks for.
Some incidents delete a single repo, others corrupt an entire project, and a few rewrite work items quietly enough that the change surfaces weeks later. Either way, engineering stops and delivery timelines slip. Your recovery plan has to cover every failure mode.
AI agents can rewrite branches or delete work items in seconds. A wrong instruction hits repos, pull requests, and pipelines faster than any team can catch it. You need a way to undo the damage just as fast.
Resilience is recovery built into the way your team already works. A failed migration, a deleted repo or work items changed at scale is a roll-back to the point in time you choose.
No digging through logs. Search the vault for a repository, work item or pull request, or jump straight to a point in time before the incident. Backup history goes back 365 days.
Restore a single work item, an open pull request, a repository or a whole project. Restores are non-destructive, so nothing is deleted and values roll back to backup time. Repositories arrive as a new timestamped copy beside the original.
Boards, pipelines and artifact feeds export as JSON. So does every repository, project, work item and pull request Rewind holds. Download one version or your whole backup whenever your team or your auditors need it.
Rewind’s Restore On Request service rebuilds a whole Azure DevOps organization for you. Our restore team brings your projects into a fresh organization and maps them across, so repositories, work items and delivery history arrive together.
Rewind runs automated daily backups across every Azure DevOps organization the connecting account can reach, and keeps 365 days of backup history. Pricing is per user, so a multi-organization estate stays on one subscription.
Backups are encrypted in transit and at rest with AES-256. Every backup, restore, and export is written to an exportable audit log with 365 days of history. Rewind offers data residency in six regions.
When mistakes happen, restore one repository, work item or open pull request in a few clicks. Restore a whole project, and its test plans, suites, cases, configurations and variables come back with it. Nothing you still need gets deleted.
A rogue AI agent, broken integration, or misconfigured pipeline can wipe repos and work items across your organization. Rewind restores the code and the context around it, so your team keeps shipping instead of rebuilding from memory.
“If you have a major disaster, you need a partner who’s going to get your data back as quickly as possible, especially if something unexpected comes up. Rewind really wants to be a partner in solving these problems.”
Jeremy Neyhart, Engineering Manager
Lutron
“Rewind gave me peace of mind so I don’t have to worry about damage to my systems, whether it’s caused by wrong usage or by AI overreach.”
Nir Schneider, Development Manager
eseebase
“Whether it’s restoring data from an accidental deletion or compromise, or just having the peace of mind knowing that Rewind’s there if you need it, is why we recommend Rewind to every client.”
Wes Buckwalter, CEO
SeaMonster Studios
“I’ve been through disasters. I’ve seen people just delete things or make a mistake. And I’ve seen viruses go scampering across the network, so I know their destructive capabilities. I’ve seen why a third-party backup is important.”
Paul Jacques, Security & Infrastructure Manager
Nexus FrontierTech
“We knew Atlassian provides limited data backup coverage, but that doesn’t extend to backup of account-level data in GitHub and Jira.”
Eran Polak, R&D Manager
Matics
“Rewind doesn’t just give us a full backup of the codebase with just a few clicks; it also gives us a business continuity plan in the event of the worst-case scenario.”
Uttej Badwane, Senior Security Engineer
Carta
“The biggest benefit of working with Rewind is the peace of mind. I know that if I make a mistake, Shopify crashes, or our data is stolen, that Rewind has me covered. I can easily log in and access my data and restore it.”
Daily backups cover organizations, projects, Git repositories with branches and commits, and pull requests with tags, comments and attachments. They also cover work items and their comments, boards, test plans with suites, cases, configurations and variables, pipelines, and artifact feeds with package metadata. Rewind covers Azure DevOps Services, the cloud product, across every organization your connecting account can reach.
A Git clone captures code, and only code. It does not capture work item history, pull request comments, test plans, pipelines or project configuration, and somebody has to remember to run it on every repository. Rewind backs all of that up automatically every day, and restores repositories, open pull requests, work items and whole projects.
Rewind restores projects, Git repositories, and work items with their comments. Open pull requests come back with their tags, comments, comment attachments, attachments and linked work items. A project restore brings back test plans, suites, cases, configurations and variables. Boards, pipelines and artifact feeds export as JSON whenever you need them.
Yes, through Rewind’s Restore On Request service. Rewind restores your projects into a fresh organization and maps them across, so repositories, pull requests, work items and test plans come back together. Our restore team plans the recovery and runs it alongside your team.
Rewind provides it. Unlimited cloud storage for backups is included in the Professional plan, the one plan Azure DevOps is sold on. Backups are stored independently of Azure DevOps, encrypted with AES-256 in transit and at rest. You choose which of six data residency regions holds them. Bring Your Own Storage on AWS S3 is in early access.
Yes. Rewind backs up every organization the connecting account can reach, under one subscription priced per user. A multi-organization estate stays on one bill. When you enable third-party application access via OAuth in an organization, Rewind captures every project and repository inside it.
