Files in, sorted.
Cards out, clear.
Safe Send is both ends of the card’s life. Going in, it’s the front door of your archive: every file lands in your folder scheme, so everything downstream stays organized. Going out, it’s the receipts: every file hashed — bit-accurate, not filename matching — and checked against your archive, so nothing is wiped on faith.
Three stamps, in order.
Every file on the card gets hashed, then compared byte-for-byte against your NAS or archive folder. Anything that never made it across moves — one click — into your folder scheme, filed where it belongs. The stamps land as the work finishes, and the last one is the permission slip.
Every file, checksummed. Filenames prove nothing; bytes do.
Checked against your NAS or archive folders — renamed copies still count.
One click ingests anything unbacked, filed straight into your folder scheme.
The stamp only lands when every byte is accounted for. Wipe without a flinch.
