RAID-0-Recovery
RAID-0-Recovery: A narrow, free option for reconstructing mostly complete RAID 0 disk images. Ranked #26 of 28 in RAID Data Recovery Software by our editors (6.9/10); pricing: Free plan; best for free RAID 0 image reconstruction.
At a glance
- Editor score6.9 / 10
- PricingFree plan
- Best forFree RAID 0 image reconstruction
- Free planYes
- Paid fromFree
- Facts checked20 Sep 2026
Where it wins
- Free GPLv3+ open-source project
- Reconstructs RAID 0 from mostly complete disk images
- Designed to complement GNU ddrescue-related tools
Where it doesn't
- Supports RAID 0 only
- Requires mostly complete individual-disk images
- Several capabilities are described as planned
Our verdict on RAID-0-Recovery
RAID-0-Recovery is a GPLv3+ open-source project for reconstructing a RAID 0 striped volume from mostly complete images of its individual disks. It is aimed at recovery workflows where component disks have been imaged and the next step is rebuilding the striped layout. The project is a focused programming effort rather than a commercial recovery application, making it most relevant to technically minded users working with disk images and related recovery utilities.
Its strongest fit is a narrow RAID 0 reconstruction workflow. The published feature set includes reconstructing a striped volume from individual-disk images, with planned tools for reassembling those images into a single non-RAID image or disk. The project also plans to generate random stripes for verifying stripe size, identify files affected by unreadable sectors, and create a logfile for the reconstructed volume for use with ddrutility. These capabilities could help organize a recovery process, but the README labels the main capabilities as planned, so implementation maturity is an important consideration.
RAID-0-Recovery is designed to complement GNU ddrescue, ddrescueview, and ddrutility rather than replace a broader recovery suite. It should suit users who have mostly complete images and specifically need RAID 0 reconstruction without a paid license. It is a poor fit when a component disk is completely unreadable, when another RAID level is involved, or when a more complete commercial recovery application is required. Choose it for a focused, open-source RAID 0 image workflow; choose an alternative for wider array coverage or a more mature packaged experience.
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RAID-0-Recovery fact sheet
| Free plan | Yes |
|---|---|
| Paid from | Free |
| Supported RAID levels | RAID 0 |
| Virtual RAID builder | Not verified |
| Disk-image recovery | Yes |
| Filesystem support | Not verified |
| Supported platforms | Not verified |
| Maximum drive count | Not verified |
| Built for | Solo (editorial estimate) |
| Pricing | Free plan |
| Website | github.com |
| Facts checked | 20 Sep 2026 |
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