Find the product by what you are holding, or by who you are.
The range covers a wide set of sources and a small set of buyers. This page maps both to a product, and every card is generated from the catalogue, so it can only point at a product that really carries the capability.
What you are recovering from.
Each source below, and the product that covers it.
Disks, SSDs and memory cards
Deleted, formatted, corrupt or repartitioned HDDs, SSDs, NVMe, USB sticks, SD and microSD cards. Browse the index in seconds and take only what you tick, or scan every byte; a feasibility verdict says first whether it is worth it.
RAID, NAS and storage pools
RAID 0, 1, 4, 5, 6, 1E and nested 10, 50, 60, JBOD, RAID-Z and Synology SHR, reassembled from DDF or vendor controller metadata where present, or by hand when it is gone.
Virtual machines and cloud caches
VMDK, VHD, VHDX, VDI and QCOW2 open as sources and files come out of the guest file system. Local caches of OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Box are recovered, and an organisation's own Microsoft 365 tenant can be collected to .eml under a narrowed scope.
Phones
Identify a connected handset, run the method that reaches it, and read the app stores including deleted messages and contacts. A modern device with no public vector says which method would reach it and what it needs, and never pretends otherwise.
CCTV and DVR recorders
The recorder disk opens on its own index: cameras down the left, time across, play from the disk, cut from-to, download and extract a camera, before anything is recovered.
Databases, mailboxes and ransomware-hit systems
Rows out of MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle and MongoDB; mailboxes including the salvage of a damaged PST; and a ransomware route that hunts shadow copies, backups and forgotten originals and reaches an honest verdict.
Chip-off and rig dumps
A raw NAND dump from a chip-off or JTAG rig, or a foreign forensic container and a hardware imager's image with its bad-sector map, normalised into a clean mountable image. The Imager reads a dump a rig made; it does not read a chip or a live bus.
Drones and vehicles
Drone flight logs and video telemetry, and vehicle data where a supported source exists, read into the same case as the drives beside them.
Who buys the range, and why.
Four kinds of buyer, and the products and obligations that fit each.
Recovery labs and service providers
A mixed queue of media, per case, that cannot be planned in advance.
- The Suite carries every recovery workspace, so a job that turns out to be RAID, a database or a ransomware incident does not have to leave the tool.
- The free Imager triages a drive and quotes the customer on a feasibility report, not a guess.
- A use is one drive; a job stopped at three in the morning resumes for nothing.
Police cyber cells and forensic laboratories
Evidence that has to survive cross-examination, under India’s own Act.
- A hash-chained audit trail, read-only measured, and a draft certificate under Section 63(4) of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023.
- Video evidence handled in the same product as the disk it came from, down to a per-frame hash.
- One program, one key, no network; the honest ceiling is stated where a device or a scale is beyond this release.
Enterprise IT and incident response
Client estates, endpoints and a live incident to work.
- Recover client machines and reassemble arrays without the controller.
- Work a ransomware incident from shadow copies and snapshots, with a written verdict.
- Acquire a machine that cannot be switched off, its volume frozen at one instant, over the local network.
Mobile shops and asset disposal
Phones to recover, and hardware to retire with a record.
- RecoverYantra Mobile gets the data off a phone, including locked and dead handsets where a public method reaches them.
- RecoverYantra Wipe sanitises a drive to a standard and issues a certificate proving it was cleared.
- Both run offline, on one machine, with the limits stated on screen.
Not sure which product fits?
The which-feature guide starts from the situation in the words people use, names the product, gives a worked example and says what not to do. Or describe the case and we will tell you what is realistic first.