DAW Doctor watches your Ableton folder and backs up every save to the cloud the moment it happens. No buttons. No workflows. Just save as you normally would — the rest is automatic.
Open DAW Doctor All ToolsDAW Doctor runs a background watcher on your Ableton folder. Every time you save a .als file, the watcher detects the change, waits 3 seconds to let the write complete, then uploads the file to Backblaze B2 cloud storage immediately.
It also parses the .als XML to extract BPM, musical key, track count, and the full list of plugins used — stored alongside each backup so you can see exactly what each version contained, without opening Ableton.
DAW Doctor is designed to disappear into your workflow. Once running, there is nothing to operate.
Ableton's built-in backup helps, but it lives on the same drive. Hard drive fails, stolen laptop, corrupted project — it's all gone. DAW Doctor puts every version offsite, automatically, so recovery is a dashboard visit away.
The version history is also useful outside of disaster recovery. Finished a session and want to go back to the arrangement you had two hours ago? It's there. Changed a mix and can't remember what it sounded like before? The timestamp is in the table.
DAW Doctor is free to use. Backblaze B2 storage is billed by Backblaze at their own rates — typically cents per GB per month.