BackUp Gmail
BackUp Gmail is a macOS utility that downloads and backs up Gmail account data locally on a Mac. It lets users export emails, contacts, calendars, and Google Drive documents from Gmail accounts into various file formats including MBOX, EML, PST, PDF, MSG, CSV and others. The tool includes filtering options to select emails by date range, remove duplicates, and manage attachments. It is designed for users who want to maintain offline copies of their Gmail data for archival, migration, or disaster-recovery purposes.
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1 suggestionBackUp Gmail appears to be an older or niche Gmail backup utility with limited public information. We could not confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build exists, and the bundle ID and app name do not match any widely known native mail-backup tool currently under active development. Given the September 2028 deadline when Apple removes Rosetta 2 support, contact the developer directly at their website to ask whether they plan to ship a native Apple Silicon build. If they have abandoned the project, consider switching to a more actively maintained alternative: SysTools Gmail Backup or Aryson Gmail Backup both ship current versions and are more widely used, though you should verify their native support status before adopting them. Alternatively, for basic backup needs, Google's own Takeout service (at takeout.google.com) exports your entire Gmail account to standard formats at no cost, though it lacks some of the selective filtering and automation features of dedicated backup tools.
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