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Daily backups, early ban alerts, and a step-by-step plan if it ever happens.

Example Minarva notifications

Backup complete6:02 AM3 new posts saved to Google Drive

Works with the tools you already use

InstagramFacebookThreadsGoogle DriveDropboxGmailiCloudWhatsAppMailchimp
InstagramFacebookThreadsGoogle DriveDropboxGmailiCloudWhatsAppMailchimp
InstagramFacebookThreadsGoogle DriveDropboxGmailiCloudWhatsAppMailchimp
InstagramFacebookThreadsGoogle DriveDropboxGmailiCloudWhatsAppMailchimp

Connect once. We keep watch.

Read-only access through Meta’s official tools. No passwords, ever.

  1. 1

    Connect Instagram

    Read-only, in two taps. We never see your password.

  2. 2

    Pick your storage

    Backups land in your own Google Drive or Dropbox.

  3. 3

    Get alerts

    Email, SMS or WhatsApp the moment something looks wrong.

Ready before anything goes wrong

Daily backups, in your own Drive

Every post, reel and caption is copied every night to storage you own.

@maya.coachesMinarva backups

0posts and reels saved

Synced at 6:02 AM

Your ban-proof score

Twelve quick checks for the weak spots that make a ban worse.

0
  • Two-factor on
  • Backups running
  • Add a second admin

Hack alerts in minutes

Forward Meta’s security emails to us. If someone changes your login, we text you.

security@mail.instagram.com

Your email address was changed

Someone changed your Instagram email. Open the original email and tap Revert.

A Lifeboat for your followers

A link-in-bio page that collects emails, so your audience stays yours even if the account goes dark.

0followers you can always reach

Banned right now? Start here.

Free and no sign-up. Pick what your screen says and get the one move to make first.

  • Do: Screenshot the ban screen and Meta’s email
  • Do: Send exactly one appeal
  • Don’t open a new account
  • Don’t pay anyone promising your account back
What does your screen say?

Disabled for a rule violation

Can you log in?
No
Your clock
180 days to appeal
Do this first
Send one appeal in the app. If Meta asks for a video selfie, do it from your usual phone.
Get your full plan and letters, free

Or get your plan by email.

We have no back door into Meta. Nobody honest does. We never ask for your password, we never promise what only Meta can decide, and help when you’re banned is always free.

If it happens, you’ll have a plan

Every legal route where you live, what it costs, and the deadlines we track for you.

Your 180-day clock

  1. 01In-app appeal, prepared for youFree Hours to weeks
  2. 02GDPR access request (Article 15)Free 1 month
  3. 03GDPR human review (Article 22)Free 1 month
  4. 04Out-of-court dispute body (DSA)Free About 65 days
  5. 05Business-user complaint (P2B)Free Months

The appeal window is 180 days. Day 30: GDPR reply due. Day 65: Dispute decision.

Get these routes as a plan with letters and reminders

Simple pricing. Help is always free.

Pick a plan to see what’s included. Join the waitlist in one click.

Creator · $99/year

Get started

Paid plans open after our private beta. Page, ad and agency features follow soon after. 14-day refund, cancel anytime.

Questions, answered

Straight answers, including the hard ones.

Can you get my account back?
No one outside Meta can promise that. We prepare the strongest appeal, every right you have where you live, and track every deadline.
Do you need my password?
Never. We connect through Meta’s official, read-only tools. Anyone asking for your password or 2FA code isn’t us.
Why pay if appeals are free?
Appeals stay free. You pay for daily backups, alerts and an audience list, so a ban doesn’t cost you your business.
Which accounts work?
Backups and alerts work with Instagram Business and Creator accounts. Hack alerts work with any account, personal ones too.
Where do backups go?
To your own Google Drive or Dropbox. We never sell data, and you can delete everything in one click.
Is this legal advice?
No. Our templates and guidance are being reviewed by lawyers in each country before launch. When your case needs a lawyer, we’ll say so.