Savy keeps the saves from your emulators and DRM-free games in one quiet place — versioned, synced, and nothing ever overwritten. Play on the couch, pick up on the Steam Deck.
Open a slot and the whole history is there — each version a quiet dot on a rail, with the current one haloed. Branches sit beside the mainline in coral, kept forever. Nothing gets collapsed, nothing gets lost.
HEAD is the one your next session will boot from.
Coral rails mark branches — the side of a conflict you chose to set aside.
Device tags show which machine wrote each save, and when.
Live from the app
What you get
01
Every save, kept.
Each time you sync, Savy stores a new version alongside the last. If two devices disagree, both are preserved — losing branches are never deleted, just set aside.
02
Built for emulators.
RetroArch, PCSX2, Dolphin, RPCS3, Ryujinx, DRM-free Steam titles. If the game writes a file, Savy can sync it. No storefront required.
03
No silent overwrites.
We never guess which save wins. If there's a conflict, you see both versions — device, time, size — and you decide which becomes the current one.
How it works
Three small steps, once.
After setup, Savy runs quietly — pair once, point it at your save folder, and close the lid.
1
Pair a device
Open Savy on your phone or desktop and enter a 6-digit code. No passwords passed around.
2
Drop in your saves
Point the app at your emulator's save folder. Savy reads files — it never replaces them without a version trail.
3
Play anywhere
Switch to the Steam Deck, the phone, the laptop. The latest save is always there. Older versions are still there, too.
