DigiDNA is an independent software developer incorporated in 2008 under the name DigiDNA Sàrl in Geneva, Switzerland. From this quiet city nestled near the snowy Alps, we write software with the pride and precision you would expect from Swiss craftsmen. 

In 2008 we launched DiskAid, the world’s first tool for copying files between your iOS device and Mac or PC. For savvy users, DiskAid quickly became a required app, loved by millions. In 2014, we rebranded the product as iMazing​, to better reflect the deep range of capabilities it brings to iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users.

MISSION

We are committed to helping users make the most of Apple's mobile ecosystem by providing efficient, innovative and secure iOS/iPadOS device management solutions.

VALUES

Our products proudly carry the Swiss Label. This marks our commitment to quality and guarantees that our products are made in Switzerland.

We believe users should have full control over their devices and their data and are aligned with Apple’s position that privacy is a fundamental human right. All iMazing operations are performed locally on a user’s Mac or PC. None of your device’s data is ever transmitted elsewhere, nor can it be. 

We are always looking forward. Our products are designed to evolve and innovate. We are humble regarding our accomplishments but relentless in our pursuit of continuous improvement. We value feedback from our users and partners and believe listening to them is critical to achieving our goals. We support ethical and fair business practices without compromise.

VISION

Apple mobile devices have initiated major changes in the way people interact with technology. Our contribution focuses on providing simple ways to access and transfer data and media stored on these tiny computers we carry everywhere with us. 
We develop our software and product with robustness and efficiency in mind to offer the best and most consistent user experience.

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