Your files
Documents, Desktop, Pictures, Downloads — and the folders you keep on other drives. They land in a Restored folder on your new desktop, checked against the originals.
Windows 10 / 11 → Ubuntu 24.04
Ferry backs up your files, turns the same USB drive into an Ubuntu installer, and puts it all back afterwards — your files, Wi-Fi, apps, bookmarks, even your wallpaper. No technical skills needed, and it's free.
Plug in a USB drive and click through. Nothing on your computer is touched until your backup has been checked.
Ferry finds your own files — not Windows' — encrypts them with your password, copies them to the USB and checks every one.
The same USB now starts the Ubuntu installer. Restart from it and install, as the installer guides you.
Open the USB in Ubuntu and double-click Restore with Ferry. Enter your password; your computer comes back.
The things that make a computer feel like yours — carried across in one trip.
Documents, Desktop, Pictures, Downloads — and the folders you keep on other drives. They land in a Restored folder on your new desktop, checked against the originals.
Ferry lists the apps you installed yourself and installs their Linux versions — one Ubuntu password prompt.
Saved networks and passwords reconnect on their own. Work and school logins just ask you to sign in again.
Firefox bookmarks, history and passwords move across. Chrome, Edge and Brave bookmarks come back ready to import.
Your wallpaper and dark mode follow you, so the new system feels familiar from the first minute.
Keep a second encrypted copy in Ferry's cloud — free for now, up to 50 GB, deleted after 30 days.
AES-256 with a password only you know — before anything is copied or uploaded.
Your password never leaves your computer. Not even Ferry can open your backup.
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Runs on the Windows computer you're moving away from.
Windows may say “Windows protected your PC” because the installer isn't signed yet. Choose More info → Run anyway. Signed releases come with the open-source launch.