Released · improving
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If you want a compression and extraction tool to use instead of Bandizip, put TASTEZIP on your list. Here is what it does, where it runs and how to switch.
Designed around Rust, which prioritizes memory safety and stability. It selectively combines proven C/C++ codecs and Assembly-optimized paths to pursue both safety and performance.
Analyzes the type and size of your data, from documents and source code to executables and media, to choose a suitable codec and compression settings. Rather than relying on a single method, it provides an efficient execution path for your working environment.
Uses multiple CPU cores and available instruction sets to efficiently process large files and many files. You can also adjust the thread count and memory usage to match your system resources and goals.
Provides .tzp, TASTEZIP's default archive format. It aims for high performance and an extensible compression structure, and major formats such as ZIP and 7z are supported as well.
Choose from Fast for quick processing, Balanced for a mix of speed and ratio, and Maximum for the highest compression ratio. Get the right result for your purpose without complex settings.
Reduces memory load with a streaming design that processes files sequentially and efficient I/O buffers. It's designed to cut unnecessary wait times on SSDs and other fast storage too.
Windows, Linux, macOS (coming soon)
Get the installer for your operating system from the downloads page. You can check every file with its SHA-256.
Follow the install and first-use steps in the docs. You can keep your current tool alongside and compare.
Check licenses and prices on the pricing page.
Bandizip and related names are trademarks of their respective owners. TASTEDEV is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
