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Recovatron opens the removable device in read-only mode. It never writes to the USB stick or card it scans. Recovered files are always saved to a different destination.

Writing to the same removable device you are recovering from can overwrite data you haven't recovered yet. Recovatron refuses this by default to protect your files.

Scanning a USB drive on macOS requires a one-time setup: tap "Set Up Access", enter your password, add Recovatron to Full Disk Access in System Settings, then restart the app. After that, scanning works in one click.

Some removable devices expose a raw path that requires elevation. Re-run Recovatron as Administrator, or pick the mounted volume instead of the whole-device path.

Magic Recovery automatically finds and recovers files that are still recoverable on your drive. You only choose a folder to save to — the app handles the rest.

Pictures, videos, documents, archives, audio, and more. Results depend on how damaged the device is and whether the regions holding your files have been overwritten.

No. Recovatron runs fully on your machine. There is no cloud step, no account, and no telemetry enabled by default.

Yes — we offer a 14-day money-back guarantee. Contact us from your purchase address and we'll refund you in full. See the full Refund Policy.

No tool can guarantee complete recovery. Overwritten data cannot be restored, and fragmented or damaged files may be incomplete. Try recovering a few files and open the saved copies before purchasing.