Your mailboxes. Backed up locally. Verifiably complete.
Back up multiple IMAP mailboxes fully or incrementally as open EML files, with scheduling, integrity checks, a backup browser, and guided restore.
IMAP & OAuth +EML & MBOX +Verify & restore
Hi, I’m Christian. I develop software for tasks that make me think: there has to be an easier way.
My tools run locally on your computer, require no subscription, and don’t force you into the cloud for every little thing.
For Windows 10 and 11Focused Windows applications that save you work without making your processes unnecessarily complicated.
Back up multiple IMAP mailboxes fully or incrementally as open EML files, with scheduling, integrity checks, a backup browser, and guided restore.
IMAP & OAuth +EML & MBOX +Verify & restore
Finds byte-identical duplicates and visually similar photos, explains recommendations, and moves selected files into recoverable quarantine first.
Exact duplicates +Similar photos +Safe quarantine
Manage local files, networks, archives, remote servers, and cloud storage in two independent panes—with tabs, search, comparison, and synchronization.
Dual pane & tabs +SFTP, FTP & cloud +Search, compare & sync
Choose a trigger, define conditions, and decide what should happen to matching files. The workflow then runs automatically.
Triggers +Conditions +Actions
Organize hundreds or thousands of files in seconds—with previews, complex rules, presets, regex, JavaScript, undo, and CLI.
Live preview +Flexible rules +Presets & CLI
Choose content, customize the QR code, and export it—for websites, Wi-Fi, contact details, and more, directly on your PC.
Custom colours & logos +PNG, SVG, PDF & WebP +Created locally
I ask myself that question with every new project.
I don’t build a tool just because it is technically possible. There has to be a problem that annoys me, a process that is unnecessarily complicated, or something missing from an existing solution.
Then I start building.
“The software should be easy to understand, perform its core task well, and impose as few restrictions as possible.”

I started developing software long before I made a living from it. I’ve been doing it professionally since 2002—and I still enjoy it just as much today.
ruesken.net is my own thing. It is where I can bring ideas to life that I genuinely enjoy working on. No big software company, no anonymous team, and no made-up startup story.
I develop the applications myself, take care of updates, and answer your messages personally.
More about meYou don’t have to take my word for it. Download the software and find out for yourself.